Sentences with phrase «time moderating comments»

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I reserve the right to moderate, delete, or change any content within a comment as I see fit at any time for no reason.

Then they click on Report abuse enough times to get your comment moderated.

therefore he moderates my comments all the time.

Comments are moderated - please be patient to allow time for them to go through.

Keyboard warriors aren't welcome All comments are moderated and may take time to be approved.

Keyboard warriors aren't welcome All comments are moderated and may take time to be approved.

(At this time, all comments are moderated unless you have a previously - approved comment.)

Hey there, we receive a lot of comments daily and it takes a time to moderate all spam and approve appropriate comments.

Comments are moderated the first time you submit, or if your comment contains multiple or suspect links.

We generally don't moderate comments in our sleep, but rather when time allows.

Take a 48 hour time out from WUWT for this abusive comment, all other comments from you will be moderated until Monday - Anthony]

In the mean time read my second link in my comment just two above yours, which is presently moderated presumably for featuring two links.

-LSB-...] According to Steven McIntyre, it seems Mosher received the CD in question from Watts Up With That's moderator, CTM (Charles The Moderator), who made a CD copy of the Climategate dossier that was left on accessed from a held / unmoderated comment left on What's Up With That around the same time that it was left on The Air Vent: On the evening of November 17, at around the same time that links were placed at Jeff Id's and Warren Meyer's, the same comment with the same link was also sent to WUWT, a moderated site, where it caught the attention of moderator CTM, who notified Anthony right away.

On the evening of November 17, at around the same time that links were placed at Jeff Id's and Warren Meyer's, the same comment with the same link was also sent to WUWT, a moderated site, where it caught the attention of moderator CTM, who notified Anthony right away.

One of the advantages of spending time in the blogosphere where you don't just moderate comments out of existence that are inconvenient is that you understand that nobody is going to respond to a vehement accusation against somebody without some sort of an argument or evidence.

I may (probably will) occasionally chime in, especially to update things I've previously blogged about before, but if and when I do, I'm going to leave comments closed so that I don't have to moderate them, and am not tempted to spend time reading and responding to them.

And unless you completely filibuster us into changing our policy, your comments will continue to be moderated one at a time.

RPJ «may» comment there sometimes, but I also know there are times when he's been moderated too.

It might sound silly, but if you've ever moderated blog comments, you know that many people don't seem to even take the time to read the post.

Audience members wondered about the time commitment for blog coordinators, especially to moderate comments, which revealed a range of approaches from no comment functionality (Blogging for Equality) to moderated comments (ABlawg) to a more liberal approach (University of Alberta).

My comment policy remains as it has been for a long time: moderated.

For Creators trying to moderate their comments reels, combining Instagram and Facebook could reduce the time it takes to scrub abusive trolls.

I would moderate old posts, like many have suggested above, that way we can comment freely on your new ones and you can weed out the spammers - man some people have nothing better to do with their time!