Comment Policy

I welcome comments from visitors. However, because you are visiting my personal space, you will need to follow my rules.

Comments on my blog are fully moderated. I will approve, moderate, and respond to comments according to my standards of acceptable behaviour. I will not tolerate comments that are discriminatory, threatening, hateful, harassing, abusive, contain ad hominem arguments, or are otherwise obnoxious and disruptive.

This blog is a safe space for women and other marginalised people. All forms of oppression, including sexism, homophobia, transphobia, racism, ethnophobia, ableism, fatphobia are not permitted here.

I am not here to educate you on feminism or any other anti-oppression movement. There are many resources on the internet where you can go learn about anti-oppression and equality. To start you off, check out Finally, a Feminism 101 Blog for basic information about feminism.

Please be polite. Disagreement is fine, but if you're going to be an asshole, your voice will not be heard on this blog, and/or you will be moderated accordingly.

No anonymous comments, please. Use a handle or your real name. If you're going to post a comment, you should have the self-respect to associate your name or handle with it.

None of the opinions or commentary expressed on this site either in posts or in comments are the opinions of my employer and are not to be interpreted as such. If my company has anything to say, it will not be here, but on their official website and other official channels.

This is a personal space, not a work space. If you attempt to leave any work-related game feedback in your comment, you will be privately mocked and your comment will be summarily deleted. Please respect my boundaries. Thank you for your understanding.

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