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Why was I censored?
dragonrider at 3:19PM, Sept. 1, 2007
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I recently made a comment on a mature rated comic, I quoted verbatim what one of the characters in that days comic dialogue said, other people quoted or made other comments along the same lines, but mine was erased. Why? My comment was taken directly from the last panel of yesterday’s Lizzy comic, I have a mark against me on DD for a reason I can’t understand.
Do NOT meddle in the affairs of Dragons. Because, YOU are crunchy and taste good with ketchup!
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Cthulhu at 3:22PM, Sept. 1, 2007
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Ah. Simple, really.

The owner of the comic reported your comment to the Admins, who then erased it.

The end.
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SteveMyers22 at 3:24PM, Sept. 1, 2007
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Heh. It could be worse you know. I was just recently banned from the Marvel.com forums for posting a poll about ninjas.

That's right.

NINJAS.

If only their forum rules and posting guidelines had mentioned NINJAS and NINJA posts were a bannable offense, my record would still be clean.

:(

Much like you, I even quoted the Mighty Avengers comic, where Tony Stark says “Every team needs a ninja.”

– Steve Myers, Creator of The Adventures of Superchum on Drunk Duck, and at Superchum.com
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Cthulhu at 3:27PM, Sept. 1, 2007
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SteveMyers22
Heh. It could be worse you know. I was just recently banned from the Marvel.com forums for posting a poll about ninjas.

That's right.

NINJAS.

If only their forum rules and posting guidelines had mentioned NINJAS and NINJA posts were a bannable offense, my record would still be clean.

:(

Much like you, I even quoted the Mighty Avengers comic, where Tony Stark says “Every team needs a ninja.”
I swear to the Gods, I don't think I can laugh much harder.
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spacehamster at 3:32PM, Sept. 1, 2007
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Everything is better with ninjas. Those Marvel folks are a bunch of crazy crazies who are crazy.
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subcultured at 3:35PM, Sept. 1, 2007
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we also have rules against saying the word ninja because in the past DD was attacked by ninjas.

so anyone who says ninja will get flogging via PQ

you have been warned
J
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Cthulhu at 3:39PM, Sept. 1, 2007
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subcultured
so anyone who says ninja will get flogging via PQ

you have been warned
Ah well.

As they say,


Ninja. Ninjaninjaninjaninjaninja. Ninja.
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Glarg at 4:30PM, Sept. 1, 2007
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Heh. It could be worse you know. I was just recently banned from the Marvel.com forums for posting a poll about ninjas.

That's right.

NINJAS.

If only their forum rules and posting guidelines had mentioned NINJAS and NINJA posts were a bannable offense, my record would still be clean.

:(

Much like you, I even quoted the Mighty Avengers comic, where Tony Stark says “Every team needs a ninja.”



What!? No ninja posting, what the hell happened to freedom of speech?
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marine at 11:04PM, Sept. 1, 2007
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You can say anything you want over on penis, even the N word!

ninja
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andykiss4ever at 5:43PM, Sept. 3, 2007
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I believe censorship is wrong. Censorship is harmful to children and society in general. Children should be taught by responsible adults to question what they see and hear and read. They should be encouraged to gain knowledge of the world around them and have things explained in an age appropriate and impartial way so as to make their own decisions about their lives when they reach adulthood.
As for censoring material intended for adults…it's simply an insult to ones intelligence and an assumption that the wider society is morally ambivalent and easily
led. Which is simply ludicrous. We have more guardians of morality right now than we have ever had before, and they have louder voices, but to censor them would be simply uncivilised. Without free speech society crumbles and revolutions begin.
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subcultured at 7:10PM, Sept. 3, 2007
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the author controls the comments
if an author wants a comment muted he can do so himself/herself

there is no mark against you if you get your comment erased or muted unless the comment is a deliberate insult

J
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Hijuda at 7:31PM, Sept. 3, 2007
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andykiss4ever
I believe censorship is wrong. Censorship is harmful to children and society in general. Children should be taught by responsible adults to question what they see and hear and read. They should be encouraged to gain knowledge of the world around them and have things explained in an age appropriate and impartial way so as to make their own decisions about their lives when they reach adulthood.
As for censoring material intended for adults…it's simply an insult to ones intelligence and an assumption that the wider society is morally ambivalent and easily
led. Which is simply ludicrous. We have more guardians of morality right now than we have ever had before, and they have louder voices, but to censor them would be simply uncivilised. Without free speech society crumbles and revolutions begin.

If this means porn on broadcast TV, I'm all for it.
It's a comic!

LOLOL LAMFAO
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SpANG at 8:13PM, Sept. 3, 2007
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Author's report comments for different reasons. Here are a couple.

1 Readers being rude/sniping
2 Readers spamming comments on the page
3 Readers giving away some plot line that the author doesn't want to reveal
4 Readers just giving 5's, no comments (Which some think is a way for someone advertises THEMSELVES rather than reading the actual comic)
5 Readers making silly comments that the author doesn't want
6 The author wants the comic to be nothing more than a gushing fan comment area, with no crits whatsoever


1 & 2 penalize readers. 3, 4, 5, & 6 don't.
“To a rational mind, nothing is inexplicable. Only unexplained.”
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SteveMyers22 at 8:14PM, Sept. 3, 2007
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andykiss4ever
I believe censorship is wrong. Censorship is harmful to children and society in general. Children should be taught by responsible adults to question what they see and hear and read. They should be encouraged to gain knowledge of the world around them and have things explained in an age appropriate and impartial way so as to make their own decisions about their lives when they reach adulthood.
As for censoring material intended for adults…it's simply an insult to ones intelligence and an assumption that the wider society is morally ambivalent and easily
led. Which is simply ludicrous. We have more guardians of morality right now than we have ever had before, and they have louder voices, but to censor them would be simply uncivilised. Without free speech society crumbles and revolutions begin.

The Moderators at Marvel.com believe all the same things you do. EXCEPT WHEN YOU POST ABOUT NINJAS! They've now tried to ban my IP three times. The latest time was for posting a poll about whether or not Echo, the most ninja-like character on the team, should have her own appreciation thread, like all the other appreciation threads in the Avengers forum. That's how much they hate ninjas and are out to quelch Ninja-Speech.

The crazist part of it all is, I couldn't make something this funny up if I tried! Truth sometimes is stranger than fiction.
– Steve Myers, Creator of The Adventures of Superchum on Drunk Duck, and at Superchum.com
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mlai at 8:25PM, Sept. 3, 2007
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There is only 1 thing you can do now, Steve Myers…

Introduce some NINJA characters in The Adventures of Superchum!

FIGHT current chapter: Filling In The Gaps
FIGHT_2 current chapter: Light Years of Gold
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SteveMyers22 at 12:06AM, Sept. 4, 2007
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I've thought about it.

:)

First thing I am gonna do though is at this weekend's Baltimore Con I'll be offering free ninja sketches to anyone who has an account at Marvel.com.
– Steve Myers, Creator of The Adventures of Superchum on Drunk Duck, and at Superchum.com
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madscott at 5:18AM, Sept. 4, 2007
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but make them the worlds friendliest ninjas.
Please Read MadScott
And Please Visit http://www.nightgig.com
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stabbyfairy at 5:55AM, Sept. 4, 2007
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madscott
but make them the worlds friendliest ninjas.
You mean the kind that throw cookies instead of shuriken and hug people to death?





Those are the deadliest kind of ninja.
Currently rewriting Pictures from the start - and it is now called In Carnate.
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warren at 7:56AM, Sept. 4, 2007
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But the cookies are delicious!
Warren

On the Duck:
Title -updating! ~30 strips!
PAC -New! >10 strips.

Others:
Spare Change -updating! ~2000 strips!
Mass Production -hiatus. ~300 strips.

This guy does Piss Mario, Stick, and Filler!
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stabbyfairy at 3:12PM, Sept. 4, 2007
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But the cookies are delicious!
And laced with cyanide. That's why they smell so tastily almondy. Mm-mm. =D
Currently rewriting Pictures from the start - and it is now called In Carnate.
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7384395948urhfdjfrueruieieueue at 5:52PM, Sept. 4, 2007
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I bet they wouldn't care about pirates. Bunch of racists.
i will also like to know you the more
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madscott at 6:22PM, Sept. 4, 2007
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You mean the kind that throw cookies instead of shuriken and hug people to death?

Those are the deadliest kind of ninja.

EXACTLY!
Please Read MadScott
And Please Visit http://www.nightgig.com
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SteveMyers22 at 11:01PM, Sept. 4, 2007
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Don't be surprised if The World's Friendliest Ninjas do indeed make an appearance in Superchum sometime before Christmas.

;)
– Steve Myers, Creator of The Adventures of Superchum on Drunk Duck, and at Superchum.com
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heymelby at 10:13AM, Sept. 6, 2007
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Censorship should be age appropriate. the underlying flaw in anyone's notion that you can introduce ANY subject matter to a child as long as it is “age appropriate” is that they don't consider cognitive development. The frontal lob of the brain does not finish developing unitl the subject is in their 20's early 20's for girls, late 20's for boys. The frontal lob is our judgement center, conscience, inner voice that gives us self-control. That's why teens do stupid things, kids touch hot burners when told not to, etc. They lack the cognitive ability to make a sound judgment or comprehend certain information no matter how “age appropriate” so person trys to make it.

Now ninjas that's a different matter, it could be a case of political correctness (root of all evil) maybe marvel feels ninja is slanderous to asian americans or some other BS idea. I'd take this issue up with Ask a Ninja, he could probably kill whoever booted you from the marvel forums, course there is a form to fill out!
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Slowbro at 11:20AM, Sept. 6, 2007
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stabbyfairy
You mean the kind that throw cookies instead of shuriken and hug people to death?





Those are the deadliest kind of ninja.
Or saftey ninja. me and my freind were saftey ninjas one day. They were giving out these free luminous wriststraps at school (You know, the ones that are like rulers and you hit your wrist with them and they curl round) and we put 'em round our heads. We came up with the idea for luminous kunai, but sadly, Only ninjas for a daylol.

anyway, wouldn't want to derail this thread:
Why not PQ the author and ask him?
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Bekefel at 12:22PM, Sept. 6, 2007
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Someone
anyway, wouldn't want to derail this thread:
Why not PQ the author and ask him?

No, don't do that. Comments are deleted on a no questions asked policy.

…Apparently.

Seriously though, it's no big deal. Unless your comment was offensive or spammy or something. If not, it doesn't really matter. The author either didn't want it on his/her page or by accident, deleted it. Let it go man. :)
Please, please, you give me too little credit.
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Slowbro at 1:05PM, Sept. 6, 2007
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Bekefel
If not, it doesn't really matter. The author either didn't want it on his/her page or by accident, deleted it. Let it go man. :)
This is a possibility, I once got a PQ and accidentally clicked “Report” when I mean to click “write back”
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mapaghimagsik at 12:16PM, Sept. 7, 2007
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I've done that.

To my own comments.


I figure, there's lots of places to spout off on here, that if an artist wants to ban comments, step off.
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legendkiller13 at 4:38PM, Sept. 7, 2007
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what about the worlds gayest ninjas , lmao thatd be funny
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Radmetalmonk at 11:24PM, Sept. 8, 2007
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Another reason comments get censored is by mistake…I'm not sure if the system has changed or not but I remember a few times I would accidentally click report bad comment and it was done with, whether or not I really wanted to or not. An admin may delete the comment afterwards, not knowing it was a mistake (or not, I'm not really sure). Point is, I've done it more than once…
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