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Florida Florida Florida: Tim Russert 1950-2008
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Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of sp...
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Thread: Writing Forum Survey
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Please post your comments here . You may answer this survey anonymously: Have you ever felt stifled on a writing forum? If so, how? (Feel fr...
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Poets and Free Speech
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"In our free speech they say/ There is protest." --------- --Mark Yakich, The Importance of Peeling Potatoes in Ukraine ----------...
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Thought Policing on Forums
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"Thought policing" (taken from George Orwell's novel 1984 ) on forums occurs when ...Someone trolls the forums looking for pos...
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Christopher Woodman: "The chick that’s in him pecks the shell, 'twill soon be out."
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"The chick that’s in him pecks the shell, 'twill soon be out," Stubb whispers to Flask before the voyage has even begun. Ahab ...
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TomWest: On Locked Threads
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Locking a thread affects all who had anything to do with that thread—readers, as well as posters. Locking deprives all rule-abiding posters ...
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Yabbut, What About Those Trolls?
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"Yabbut some threads just attract trolls. Often, trolls disguise themselves as Reflective Posters and it takes us a while to catch on. ...
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On Parody and Satire...
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Emperor "What-Me-Worry?" Dubya Parody: any humorous, satirical, or burlesque imitation, as of a person, event, etc. -- Dictiona...
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The Monster-ator Mash
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Motet, monster-ator of P &W Speakeasy (not!), bans members for mild, satiric bantering, tends to sulk, needs attention, defends "r...
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On Suppression...
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Literature should not be suppressed merely because it offends the moral code of the censor. --William O. Douglas
Guest Writer: NOTES FOR 21st CENTURY POETRY HISTORIANS & SOCIOLOGISTS (Christopher Woodman)
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...JOAN HOULIHAN, JEFFREY LEVINE, & THE ACADEMY OF AMERICAN POETS The monthly "Pruning" of the Poets.org Forum at The Academy ...
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Thread: What is Libel and Slander? What is the Difference Between the Two Terms?
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In a forum that imposes few boundaries, these are important questions, and, certainly, the answers are not cut and dried. We would like to h...
A Second Open Letter to Tree Swenson, President and Executive Director of the Academy of American Poets
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Dear Tree Swenson, Of course I understand that The Academy of American Poets is a separate entity and that the Poets.org Forum’s administrat...
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Thread: Why Poets.net Exists and When "Pruning" is Another Name for Squashing....
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...Serious Debate. ADDED 4/28: Today, I received a letter from PEN, which, in support of releasing 38 Chinese imprisoned writers before the...
AN OPEN LETTER TO TREE SWENSON, President and Executive Director, Academy of American Poets
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Dear Tree Swenson, This letter is part complaint and part apology—a difficult stunt to pull off! The complaint first --I think in its contex...
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Guest Writer: Matt Koeske Offers a Message to Christopher Woodman and Other Poets Outside of the Po-biz
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Dear Christopher, I'm very sorry that this has happened to you . The trumped up charges are a pretty clear indication that your banning ...
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GUEST WRITER: Christopher Woodman Speaks Out
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Poets.net is pleased to offer a platform for Christopher Woodman (also known as ACommoner). In essence, ACommoner was banned from two forums...
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News: 2008 Jefferson Muzzle Awards
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This may not be totally on topic, but here's a link to BOB EDWARDS INTERVIEW ON MUZZLES RESCHEDULED , an article on the Thomas Jefferson...
Open Thread: What Happens When A Thread is Locked?
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A Commoner (as he was known on the Speakeasy thread) was banned (and remains banned) from the P & W Speakeasy forum. After a week of h...
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Thread: ACommoner Responds to "Rotten Grapes"
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(Corrected entry) Evidently, freedom of expression at Poets & Writers is afforded to some poets and writers and not extended to others,...
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