A new member of Association of Non-Censoring Bloggers!
The first member other than myself has joined the ANCB, leaving the following entry in the ANCB membership list:
Alan's blog has been in my sidebar's link list for some time.
Alan even posted the ANCB logo in the sidebar of his blog. Unfortunately, I cannot post this logo in the sidebar of this blog because I use the old blogger.com "template" mode here instead of the new "layout" mode. I am staying in the template mode because the link list format in the layout mode is bad -- I cannot insert my own link list titles and links that are two lines long or longer are not separated from the other links by extra spacing or indentation. Before, another reason was to keep my SiteMeter, but I finally found the instructions for adding a SiteMeter in the layout mode.
Member n° 2
Name: Alan Fox
Blog: Languedoc diary
Date joined: 9th May 2007
As the victim of several bans from pro-ID sites and having seen heavy moderation prevent the free exchange of ideas and create animosity where none need exist, I thought i would experiment with a blog that had no moderation or censorship beyond reserving the right to delete spam and obscenity. You can judge for yourself if the experiment worked.
Alan's blog has been in my sidebar's link list for some time.
Alan even posted the ANCB logo in the sidebar of his blog. Unfortunately, I cannot post this logo in the sidebar of this blog because I use the old blogger.com "template" mode here instead of the new "layout" mode. I am staying in the template mode because the link list format in the layout mode is bad -- I cannot insert my own link list titles and links that are two lines long or longer are not separated from the other links by extra spacing or indentation. Before, another reason was to keep my SiteMeter, but I finally found the instructions for adding a SiteMeter in the layout mode.
Labels: Internet censorship (2 of 2)
posted by Larry Fafarman | 5/09/2007 05:40:00 PM
2 Comments:
Speaking of sitemeter, you're tracking yourself again, Larry. Over 25% of the last 100 visits were by you. Time to renew your cookie.
Had you considered changing the name to the Association of Nutcase Bloggers? It would be more accurate.
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