Comments to The Radio Controlled Aeroplanes Blog that do not follow the following Comment Policy, will not be published and will be deleted as SPAM.

Comment Policy

We’re gonna be like little Fonzies here. And what’s Fonzie like? Cool. Correctamundo, and that’s how we roll here — cool.

It is OK to be critical, but if you are rude, spam or otherwise misuse the blog comments, I’ll delete your comment. Please DO NOT put your URL in the comment text and please use your PERSONAL name, initials or nickname. Don’t use your business name, keywords or anything like that, as that comes off like spam.

All comments on The Radio Controlled Aeroplanes Blog are moderated through an anti-spam plug-in and possibly manually as well. As such, I can’t guarantee that your comment will get through, I am sorry if I delete it by mistake or the anti-spam systems and plugins mistakenly thinks it is spam. It is possible that a comment goes to the “spam queue” by mistake, and I will do my best to retrieve the legitimate comments are approved from the queue, but it might take some time before the queue is checked.

All this happens, because I hate spam and I try to stop spam comments making it to this blog, but some of them always make it through. I try to delete them as soon as I see them or someone tells me about them.

I reserve the right to delete any comments for any reason if I deem them inappropriate. If you are concerned that your comment was deleted, it probably wasn’t done intentionally and the deletion was most likely by a script or automated maintenance. It is possible that your comment is still retrievable if you provide the needed information about the original comment.

To make is perfectly clear, comments to The Radio Controlled Aeroplanes Blog that do not follow the this Comment Policy, will not be published and will be deleted as SPAM. So no self-promoting URLs in the comment text and don’t bother keywording your “name”.

Thanks for understanding that all this is done to protect those that are using this blog and the comments correctly – for discussion and feedback..