Slight change in comments policy

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Slight change in comments policy

By the founding editor | Tue 15th May 2007 - 12:35 pm

Commentors from other parties who want to participate in a meaningful / vaguely intelligent discussion are welcome. Commentors from other parties who couldn’t find their arse with a map will have their comments removed at the first available opportunity. Sorry folks, I gave you a really really long leash, but some of you got to the end of it.

(Lib Dems who can’t find their arse with a map are extremely rare, have many other positive qualities to compensate, and remain welcome).

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