Loosening up the guidelines on comments
I read an article this evening about a Dr Baxter, who is black, being refused the purchase of her dream house in I believe Virginia. I left the following comment; Dr Baxter, I'm almost sure you will never read this but I'm an older white guy who happens to be a Harley rider who hates reading garbage like this. There is not a racist bone in my body and I really hate it when someone is treated badly because of the color of their skin. I hope this sale goes through for you and I wish you and Dr Gamble nothing but happiness the rest of your days. And incidentally, I hope they are spent in that house. It was rejected. You really need to loosen up your policy or rework your program and tell me what I said that was out of line. I wrote a fairly nice tribute to someone who passed away the other day and it was rejected, a tribute. I am not blocked. I didn't use bad language. I wasn't fighting with anyone. Apparently I'm not the only one. I think these guidelines are too much. Please don't blow this off. I really feel bad for Dr Baxter.
Phillip Collier
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