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Comment Guidelines

Please practice comment etiquette at The Canary Report:

No spam.

Stay on topic, add to the discussion, and keep your comment to a reasonable length.

Watch your grammar and spelling so your comment is easy to understand.

Follow up on your comment so you can respond to comments or questions directed to you.

Give us links to your sources, but no more than one or two per comment.

Do not be a troll and do not feed the trolls. (Trolls are people who troll the blogosphere in order to snag certain topics– or to just plain make trouble– and then leave disingenuous comments to stir up controversy.)

Do not hide your identity, especially if you are from an industry about which this blog and its readers are critical. Post your website url with your full name when you register so we know where your loyalties lie. Do not leave links to your website or your email address in the body of your comment because your comment then becomes spam (return to first point).

Mahalo!

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