Comment rules

By jujupage1
If you would like to comment on some of my posts, you must follow these simple rules:
  1. Be kind to everyone. 
  2. Think before you write. 
  3. Do not use bad or insulting language. 
  4. Don't comment at all if what you will write will be insulting. 
  5. Don't comment anything unnecessary or that would lead to your comment being in spam. 
I will delete comments that do not follow these rules. 

Anyone, including anonymous users, can comment so there is no need to have an account on Blogger but comment moderation is turned on so that I can review what you say before it is published. ❤️

I will accept constructive criticism from anyone as this will improve what I put out there. 

By following these rules, you will gain the respect of me and other people.

I hope this is simple enough to understand. I still look forward to hearing from you and I hope you enjoy my posts and stay as interactive as possible! 😊❤️

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