OK. After a few requests and some thought, I've enabled the anonymous comment feature for this blog.
I'll admit I was hesitant to do so on receiving the first request-- I've seen too many other blogs where the comment sections overrun the blog's content and are filled with vitriol of those who seek nothing more than to spew uninformed, vile words onto a screen and then hide behind an "anonymous" identity.
I am aware of how that position plays against my own decision to run this blog anonymously.
Please behave yourselves out there.
- Education Reporter
- Cornwall, Ontario, Canada
- I am the managing editor of a small newsroom in Cornwall, Ont., responsible for all our local content online and in print. I have won a Canadian Community Newspaper Award for retelling the story of Winterbourne School, opened in the 19th century and closed in 2003. In addition, I have placed second in the U.S.-based National Education Writers' Association awards for "The ABCs of the EQAO," a five-part series on standardized testing. During the 2010-11 academic year, I was the Gordon N. Fisher Canadian Journalism Fellow at Massey College / University of Toronto, where I had the opportunity to audit several courses at OISE and visit schools in Germany and Finland. I still aspire to be among the best education reporters in Canada.
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2 comments:
Thank you for allowing this feature. If it helps, I think there might be a monitor feature you can use.
I like this also. Being it's your blog you can always make any trouble makers disappear.
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