Feminism is just ONE of the reasons that gave more choices to women. Following events also played a major role

a)Birth Control Pill
b)Gradual decline of physically strenuous work, thanks to technology.
c)Expansion of educational and job opportunities.
d)Requirement for more and more human labor for the market.
e)Thanks to mass production, spehere of ‘home-made’ items has dwindled, supplanted by “fast food” culture. This has greatly reduced the significance of Home.
f)Most of the house hold chores have been automated thanks to technology again.

And in essence staying at home all the life is a waste of individual’s brain.

I write for New English Review (click on my name for my blog posts). I can edit or delete any comments there, but I don’t unless they are abusive.

I have no edit control at PJM, who have their own moderators. I have sent in three articles and have commented in the same way as other readers. There is no point in sending me your “disappeared” comments – I couldn’t post them. Post them again yourself if you’ve nothing better to do.

Paranoid or what? I have no wish to delete your posts, even if I could. They are a warning.

….I captured the column—here and at Amy’s post—every time I made a comment. I’ve seen comments become ‘disappeared’ before.

Would you like to to send you the ‘disappeared’ for you to have re-entered?

“I don’t know where those comments went. I didn’t delete them; possibly they were deleted by the blog administrator, or perhaps they were lost when the site was recently upgraded.” — Mary Jackson

Yeah?

Interesting.

I sent a note to the manager of PJM asking for a copy of the Rules of Engagement they use and that allowed to columnists here. Didn’t hear anything back.

Maybe YOU could send me a copy. My e-mail is cbpelto@pcisys.net.

RE: The Picture

“No, that isn’t me in the picture. I’m not depressed and like nothing better than a laugh.” — Mary Jackson

So. Perhaps, just to avoid confusion, maybe PJM could put a caption under such images?

Regards,

Chuck(le)
[The Truth will out.]

P.S. I touched on the ‘disappeared’ items from here over on Amy Alkon’s latest column here. Maybe she and you would like to get the [mis]management to ‘disappear’ those comments as well; as I’m using what happened here—as well as elsewhere—to hammer her fairly effectively.

No, that isn’t me in the picture. I’m not depressed and like nothing better than a laugh.

….IS the best policy.

Glad to see that THESE missives did not become part of ‘the Disappeared’….[that is unless PJM is using that new tech of letting people who post thinks to see what they posted while denying such privilege].

But, I’ll still ask PJM what they permit and what they do not, vis-a-vis comments and thread authors.

Regards,

Chuck(le)
[To control people, control what they see. -- CBPelto]

…just to make sure I can substantiate my concern about her own depression, I’ve dragged her photo to my desktop.

….did I post the previous missive?

Well. It has something to do with a series of captures I did on this thread that show there were a number of other missives posted between Mar 20, 2008 – 6:30 am and Mar 27, 2008 – 1:49 pm.

In other words….some posts have become part of the proverbial problem in blogging of ‘the Disppeared’.

I think I need to find out what PJM has for ‘Rules of Engagement’.

Regards,

Chuck(le)
[Withholding information is one of the ways to control what people think. -- CBPelto]