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1. Don't write in ALL CAPS. Comments in ALL CAPS will be removed. They are difficult to read and look like a person is yelling.
2. Relate to the topic. Comments that stray from the topic or content are likely to be edited or removed. The comment section is not an open message board. It simply gives our members a chance to comment on the points of view expressed within the blog.
3. Refrain from partisan attacks. NumbersUSA is a non-partisan organization and will not allow comments that are heavily partisan in nature. It is okay to respectfully challenge the position of an elected member of Congress or of the current administration, but disparagement based on Party affiliation will not be tolerated. This is not a place for pointing fingers at one Party or the other. Both sides of the aisle have positives and negatives when it comes to the mission of NumbersUSA.
4. Be brief. Please keep comments brief and to the point. The comments section is not the place to push a full-scale agenda. Write what you feel are your most important comments, and then you can come back and write others in response to what others write if you have more to say.
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