On each new site we read the rules anew.
Check that we are not a bot and real.
Check that we will not link to porn or views
traumatic, that we promise not to steal
others work or game or avatar. Why is it
that in each site of any and every ilk,
someone has to watch and delete the bit
where the rules are broken, spilling milk.
The truth is we’ve learned how to behave
or rebel in neglected or violent homes.
I wonder if humans should be saved
when again the trolls must be stoned.
We think that humans should dwell on Mars.
We’ll need rules and moderators in the stars.
Sonnet 12
KO Rural Mad As Hell Blog 
Bill C11 is coming to town. A rule for everyone but not for thee on misinformation and disinformation.
I looked it up. Why don’t lawmakers have to write things comprehensible to the 6th grade level? Or 3rd?
The ruling political leader is an art major.
Sigh.
Yes. My “rep” is now railing against Twitter for censoring her apparently unaware that it’s not a government entity but one of those bone spurs of free enterprise. Never mind that a year or so ago she banned me from Twitter for calling her a revered Anglo/Saxon medical term.
Well, I wonder if nearly everyone has been thrown out or shunned from something?
Definitely throughout our lives. :-) I was honored to be tossed from Twitter. I thought of putting it on my CV, but decided not to.
Heh. Bravo. Let’s see, we need a name for one’s anti-CV, for the CV of cautionary tales.
Maybe there need to be a couple alternative CVs. One of of TRUE accomplishments (like getting thrown off Twitter) and fuck ups (two categories)? I like curriculum errata but errata vitae would be fun, too. Probably, in my case, longer than the CV.
Curriculum Errat?