Comment Policy

By Visual Dichotomy

This is all common sense, really. It’s amazing that I even need to write this but, there you go, such is life in the modern world.

Inside the Travel Lab is a blog – and therefore I would love to hear from you. Discussion is good, constructive criticism is good. Praise is even better.

These things are not good – and won’t be approved:

1)      Comments that aim to attack, defame or harm an individual or group, especially libellous comments.

2)      Comments that are essentially dishonest – e.g. “I loved this hotel the last time I stayed here” with a link from www.thehotelyouweretalkingabout.com.

3)      Comments that have nothing to do with the blog post (otherwise known as SPAM)

4)      Comments that aren’t in English – I love global travel and do speak other languages – but not here.

5)      Comments that divulge other people’s phone numbers, email addresses or other things that a mad axe-murderer or annoying spammer could use maliciously.

Problems?

If you spot a comment that has slipped through the net and breaks these rules then please let me know right away.

If you feel that I have judged your comment unfairly then let me know as well.

Fair enough?

Right, enough of this – let’s get back to travelling the world.