After much thought I have changed my mind about not allowing comments to my posts. Readers are free to respond in any way they see fit. I will post all replys that I deem not to be over the line. This could prove to add an interesting element to this blog.
There is a rumor making its way around town that the City used Community Development Block Grant “CDBG” Dollars to pay to tear down both the old CVS and the office building next to the H.E.B. on Adams. The rumor is not true. Glad I could be of assistance this Wednesday evening.
Judging from the response to my last post, there were a number of you readers dying to post a comment. Alas, I don’t allow comments, and I thought I’d tell you why.
There are several blogs that I read where the comments are as much fun to read as the posts themselves. I think comments are great, though not for me. The main reason is that I would feel compelled to answer every comment or to point out every flaw in reasoning. Second, it takes me way too much time just to write new posts let alone the time it would take to even think about responding to comments.
Last of all, some comments have been a little too over the top when it comes to diagnosing what ails the City and who’s to blame for the ailment. While I do like provocative, I don’t do incendiary.
So, until I have a whole lot more time, say when my kids graduate from high school, this blog will be a “comments free” blog. For those of you who want to take issue, or better yet agree, with a post feel free to send me an email at tony@tonyjeter.com . I promise I have thick skin so don’t worry about hurting my feelings.