Dear Anonymous

Dear Anonymous,

Lately I have been receiving comments from you. I always appreciate comments as they are the only tangible response I have that my words make a difference to anyone. They seem to make a difference to you and that makes me smile, but that also makes me wonder why you don't sign your name. It is only polite in the blogging world, to sign your name when you make a comment. I appreciate that you are a reader, but I won't publish a comment that is not signed.

Good night, and Be Well,
Webster

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  1. MartyMarch 20, 2010 at 5:22:00 AM PDT

    Hi Webster,
    It's not me ... I always sign my name! Personally, on my blog, I usually don't mind if someone doesn't always sign their name unless it seems like they're being insulting ... but I agree, it always makes me wonder who the person is!
    Best,
    Marty

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  2. HerradMarch 20, 2010 at 6:46:00 AM PDT

    Hi Webster,
    I agree with you better to use a name not anonymous.
    I understand people use anonymous because they do not have an account.
    Is that right.
    Love,
    Herrad

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  3. kmilyunMarch 20, 2010 at 10:38:00 PM PDT

    I think Herrad is correct if you do not have an account anywhere it would be the only choice.

    I dunno, anymore it makes me nervous to not have something - lets face it my nick name is just that but someone can verify my reality by going to my blog.

    I do not think my comment system will accept without an email umm .. like Marty I really do not care unless it is a nasty comment or something but I watch closely for spam.

    Jan

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