"I've responded to your comments on the CHMA website and I'm writing to let you know that your future comments will not be approved unless they fall within our guidelines. Our staff all moderate our website and have been informed. Please feel free to edit and re-submit your comments.
Here is my response as published in relation to one of your comments:
We approve each of the comments on our website and expect submissions to be courteous as if you were addressing someone in public.
If a comment is removed or not published it’s because we feel it is not with a constructive community spirit in mind.
Please keep it clean and considerate.
Here are our guidelines for commenting on our website:
CHMA values your opinion. To publish your comments on our website we expect you to be respectful and courteous as if you were having a conversation in public. We will not publish comments that include vulgarity, obscenity, or sexually explicit content; hate speech, threats or harassment; personal attacks, insults and defamatory statements; threats or suggesting committing a criminal act; content or reasoning based on false statements and/or inauthentic content or activity; language or content that is potentially harmful, advocates harm and/or incites harm or constitutes a potential threat to public safety.
Does CHMA value opinions or seek to shape them? I think its typical behaviour in the cult known as 'social justice' on campus... I pity the students today - they will never know what it means to think and speak freely on what matters.