Comment Policy
Making a comment (aka “leave a reply”) on Bicycling Monterey posts:
- Thank you for taking time to comment.
- Anonymous comments will not be posted. Please comment using your real name, not a screen name.
- Generally, we don’t reply to comments. If you’d like a reply, or have other questions, please phone us.
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The Bicycling Monterey site is a place to share the joys—and challenges—of biking, and to offer solutions to challenges, helping to build a more bike-friendly world. If your comment addresses a challenge, kindly keep the tone respectful.
“But I’ve got a beef about biking! *%@#^!”
Back 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 Bicycling Monterey’s standards and values—and those of many others, e.g., note the Monterey County Weekly’s detailed comment policy: https://www.montereycountynow.com/site/comment_policy.html
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