1. spklvr

    spklvr Contributor Contributor

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    What can I post in my blog?

    Discussion in 'Support & Feedback' started by spklvr, Mar 18, 2011.

    I wanted to post a little story I wrote in my blog, but wondered if this was allowed, as it can seem like a way to get out of the review requirements even though I'm not looking for reviews (and I believe I have met all review requirements anyway). I read the FAQ, but couldn't find anything about it there.
     
  2. Banzai

    Banzai One-time Mod, but on the road to recovery Contributor

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    Anything goes in blogs, with the exception of adult content or spam. Oh, and if you post multiple successive pieces of your work we're liable to start deleting them to prevent flooding of the "new posts" box, but as a general rule you're allowed to post stories/poems/whatever in your blog.
     
  3. Forkfoot

    Forkfoot Caitlin's ex is a lying, abusive rapist. Contributor

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    You can't blog about your Youtube channel. That's considered advertising.
     
  4. Elgaisma

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    and you can't muse about names either or anything to do with youtube even if it's not advertising.
     
  5. spklvr

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    Okay, thank you :)
     
  6. Cogito

    Cogito Former Mod, Retired Supporter Contributor

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    Basically, all the site content rules apply to the blogs as well as the thread forums. We tend to be a little more tolerant of controversy in blogs, because they tend to self-extinguish, unlike forum threads.
     

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