Commenting Policy

Commenting plays an important role in facilitating meaningful conversation with one another. Comments are not censored based on any political or ideological point of view, or whether they are supportive or critical of either a particular article or another commenter’s ideas.

We do wish to maintain a safe and respectful environment in which each comment adds to the discussion in a civil way. To this end full names are required. Plus, in an effort to build a tight-knit online community, we must know who each other are. Thus, if you submit a comment with a valid Mills e-mail address, but do not include your full name, we reserve the right to publish it.

Comments may also be removed if they off topic, include profanity, advertisements or personal attacks on other commenters, sources in articles or reporters. They are moderated before they appear on our Web site. If you submitted a comment that was not approved the same day and you do not think it violated these terms, please contact Online Editor Maxamaris Hoppe at hoppe [at] thecampanil [dot] com.

Note: Email addresses are required for commenting but are never shared. The comments posted on www.thecampanil.com do not necessarily reflect the views of The Campanil.