RRUN-RRUN DISSED FOR NOT POSTING ANONY INSULTS

Anonymous said:
Que barbaro Juan. I had heard rumors but now I know you are screwing __________. My comment was not posted so you're protecting her. And I say screw because she's broke as fuck unless she's taking from her SUGAR DADDY. SHE IS A DRUNK AND YOU KNOW THIS. You're such a sad person to hide my comment. Just proves you are bought. I will spread this to the point where the few people who still read your blog no longer do. You have no credibility at all whatsoever. onJUDGE REBUFFS CASCOS CLAIMS: ORDERS ID CHANGE

Ed.'s Note:
To Our Seven Readers:
We periodically receive anonymous comments like this trying to get us to publish their opinions of the character (or lack thereof) of people in our community.
There is no proof provided, no justification on why we should post an anonymous opinion of a person's reputation when – as in the case above – that person doesn't have the courage to post his or her name.

Granted, public officials who sought the public spotlight have a lower expectation of privacy, but some sort of community standard has to apply to the Average Jose and Juanita.

Apparently this person feels that we are obligated to help spread the venom of the anonymous coward when he won't even show his face and and then self-righteously expects us to help him heave the rock at the unsuspecting victim for their alleged shortcomings. In this case, this writer threatens us with blowing our cover and says he or she will engage in a campaign to keep readers away from this blog.

Often we get comments for our moderation that accuse people of adultery, drunkenness, drug abuse, corruption, moral turpitude and even pedophilia. When we don't publish them, we get reactions like the one above.
(In this case, since they speak of this writer, we can emphatically assert first hand that these allegations against this woman are not true.)

If you notice our posts, every article that we write carries the name of the writer. We put our name behind everything we write. There are comments we let through anonymously that deal with the subject matter at hand or shed some new insight into some aspect of the story we might have missed. We have used some of those comments to write follow ups on many posts we have published.

If the writer above is bent on talking this blog and its writers down because we won't hurt someone anonymously, so be it. And if he or she can convince someone that what they are trying to do is admirable and correct, we probably can do without that eighth reader.