3rd June 2021
Yesterdays post on the proposed National Flagship was popular – and under the post are a number of informed, informative and insightful comments, many of which are far more interesting than the head post.
The pride I take in blogging is not so much in my own posts – the quality of which will vary, depending on the topic and on the time and energy and available – but in the comments which my posts can elicit.
In particular, it is wonderful when a post prompts comments that not only add substantially to a discussion but also may not exist for the benefit of others but for the head post.
And that is also why I pre-moderate my comments, taking as much care over which comments are published as newspaper used to take over the ‘letters to the editor’ which were published.
(I approve about nineteen out of every twenty comments – because the moderation policy deters daft and dappy commenters event trying.)
So rather than read a law and policy post from me today, may I encourage you to go back to yesterday’s post and take time to read the comments.
My, you were right about those being worth a read.
The Prime Minister should read all of them and, of course, wouldn’t bother with one.