Tuesday, July 11, 2006
Comments are Welcome and Public
To all my family and friends, whether or not you are a poker player:
You are welcome to send the link to this blog to anyone you know who is interested in it. Comments on my blog are welcome, but be aware it is an unsecured and public site. It could be found and opened by anyone who searches or googles the WSOP. You should not post last names (use initials for last names to specify people with the same first name), phone numbers, email addresses, etc. or anything you would not want the world to see.
You should also NOT ASSUME that it is someone I know who makes a comment on my blog. It could be a stranger who has stumbled onto the site through a search engine.
If you are not a poker player, you will probably find a lot of it to be boring descriptions of hands played, etc. but some of my posts will be general stuff (good restaurants I eat in, a show I see, etc.)
I expect the comments (if any) will mostly be from people I have sent the link to like my family and friends, especially my poker-playing friends, but I just wanted to remind everyone of the public nature of the internet.
You are welcome to send the link to this blog to anyone you know who is interested in it. Comments on my blog are welcome, but be aware it is an unsecured and public site. It could be found and opened by anyone who searches or googles the WSOP. You should not post last names (use initials for last names to specify people with the same first name), phone numbers, email addresses, etc. or anything you would not want the world to see.
You should also NOT ASSUME that it is someone I know who makes a comment on my blog. It could be a stranger who has stumbled onto the site through a search engine.
If you are not a poker player, you will probably find a lot of it to be boring descriptions of hands played, etc. but some of my posts will be general stuff (good restaurants I eat in, a show I see, etc.)
I expect the comments (if any) will mostly be from people I have sent the link to like my family and friends, especially my poker-playing friends, but I just wanted to remind everyone of the public nature of the internet.
