Comments Policy

This is my blog, and I therefore reserve the right to delete troll-esque comments as I see fit. So:

1. Don’t whine about how your free speech rights aren’t being respected if I choose to give you a warning or delete your comments, most likely due to your asshatishness. I’m sure that there are plenty of places on the internet where you can be an ass if you so choose, but this isn’t it.

2. I really, really don’t care if you don’t believe that the chronic illness that I have exists. I have it, and if you doubt that it exists, you probably don’t have it or don’t know someone with it. Enjoy your able-bodied privilege while you still can, and, while you’re at it, don’t bend my ear with your crackpot theory about how if only people with fibromyalgia would just to stop whining, or get out of bed, or take vitamins, they’d be instantly better! Again, I am sure that there are places on the vast internet that will be happy to indulge your “theories.” This is not the place.

3. Sexist, anti-feminist, racist, homophobic, class-biased, religiously-biased (as in “Christianity is the ONE TRUE religion, and everyone else is wrong!”), transphobic, fatphobic, or ableist comments/language WILL NOT BE TOLERATED. If you choose to break this rule, you will be banned.

4. Be civil. If you have criticism or constructive feedback, don’t couch it in personal or ad hominem attacks. That just makes you look silly.

5. Staying on-topic is appreciated and encouraged.

Not officially comments policy, but it’s important: Please, don’t hotlink, or steal my work and say you made it. Why would you want to do such a thing, since I have no artistic talent anyway?