Honestly, I found his homenode irksome. But then I thought, "idiot" and moved on.

I don't think we should start policing homenodes. The homenode is a place for monks to express themselves. If he hates NATO, I could care less. He hates America too. I myself, love America, but that's my opinion. This is the one place appropriate on the site to express this.

If it is really, really, bad like "All (race here) are inferior and/or should he wiped out ,etc" or really bad pictures <img alt="My wife and donkey!">. Then enough will complain to the gods and they will deal with it. I myself have yet to find a node offensive enough for me to do that. (Maybe I haven't looked hard enough though.)

Slandering other monks should be a no-no too.

-Lee

"To be civilized is to deny one's nature."

In reply to Re: Friendly home node by shotgunefx
in thread Friendly home node by Juerd

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