About my online comments

In the posts following this one, what I intend to do is to give the URL, along with the title, of  the online publication evoking my comment, if the comment (i) is published, and (ii) stays so. As to the comment which (i) doesn't clear moderation, if any, or (ii) appears first online but is taken down immediately or after a varying time interval  thereafter-- depending on whether it falls victim to a not-so-smart automatic filter not aware of my ambitions at all, or worse still, a human-simulation that hunts it down, or even when (iii) the URL link is no more alive-- I would paste a copy of the jammed, shamed and gamed, as well as any URL-orphaned, comment, on this blog. I suppose 'spam' is the euphemistic tag that my dear, departed comment gets on a typical occasion.

As time passes on, as my experience with such treatments meted out to my attempts grows, and, of course, as also my perception, knowledge and interpretation of it all matures, I would wish to return and revamp this post regularly.

For any time in consideration, as my predicament having currency would goad me, I'd be, say, with a rejected comment, tempted to protest that these bots (= robots) as well as despots (= humans) are blind to most of the sincerity, the commonest form that truth assumes, that is left in this world. One bad experience and a good reflection on it, is sufficient to infer that it is pretty difficult to request and realize relief from the distress of rejection. As for the computer that blocks my comment on its way, I would say, "It's okay, it's unhuman!"; but the human behind, beside(s), or instead of the software, about whom I'd utter, "Ah, this is inhuman!", could find me very expendable or exasperating. Either way, I'm being stonewalled-- any action from my side: rebound reaction; no action: no response. It is a stalemate and checkmate situation. What and where I am on this planet, and also what and where my cause of grievance is, determines how bad I'd feel and how likely and quickly I'd get redress. And concerning a dead link, I am sure I should, without delay, get into restoring a copy of my comment to this blog site.
That my comment tended to take up hues of a meta-comment, I stumbled upon this realization, as it encountered a few repeated deletions from a few sites which, in my opinion, mistook it for being spam, off-topic, or otherwise.

Created: 09:12:56 UTC, Tuesday, August 22, 2017
Updated: 07:34:06 UTC, Sunday, August 27, 2017