Posting a Comment
Update: Beginning December 30, 2020, to help reduce our volunteer hours, we are temporarily disabling the option to post a comment on this website. However, we are still interested in your questions or comments! We welcome you to phone us with them anytime.
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The comment system is intended to be quick and easy. If you find it isn’t, please contact Bicycling Monterey.
- In support of Bicycling Monterey’s overall policies (i.e., #8 below), anonymous comments will not be posted. If you have a special need to use a pseudonym, feel free to contact Bicycling Monterey about alternatives.
- Bicycling Monterey values your privacy; refer to our privacy policy page to learn more.
- It is not necessary to subscribe to this site in order to make a comment.
- You may offer a comment at the end of any post.
- Pages—unlike posts—aren’t set up for comments. If you don’t see a place to enter a comment, chances are you’re on a page. If you have input about pages, please contact Bicycling Monterey.
- If a comment does not get posted, please contact Bicycling Monterey. Chances are it got caught in the spam filter.
- Generally, Bicycling Monterey doesn’t respond to comments, unless they include a question. If you’d like a reply, please contact Bicycling Monterey.
- Kindly note Bicycling Monterey’s policy about…
I’ve got a beef about biking! *%@#^!
- On January 27, 2012, we noted this statement by Erik Schmidt of Santa Cruz: “The number of blogs with ‘rants’ in the title is a testament to the fact that on the Internet, rants are not only accepted, but encouraged. Where else but on the Internet is it a weird badge of honor to be someone who rants?”
- Erik’s statement reflects the values of the Bicycling Monterey website. If your comment addresses a challenge, keeping the tone positive is requested.
Bicycling Monterey is a place to share the joys of biking, along with related ideas for boosting healthier communities and a more sustainable planet. Please help keep the focus here on solutions to challenges.
