**Please note that i didn't write any of this. I get this piece of crap from yesterday's Star Newspaper. Obviously the guy wrote it forgot to take his medication when he mailed this shit to Star Newspaper.
Internet has become the most powerful device today to communicate with the rest of the world. It is very easy and fast to communicate with anyone, no matter where one is.
One of the common ways to communicate is through blogs. Blogs are used to express our views on certain topics under discussion.
A string of comments follows the blog topic until it is withdrawn and put into an archive or destroyed.
Normally, when using blogs, the participant keys the message and once done, it would be uploaded into the blog spot.
The process takes place either instantly or would only be uploaded after the message has been censored and edited.
Which is the best mode for blog messages, free or censored ? Many of you might say free. I too prefer the same.
However, there are some irresponsible and inconsiderate individuals who abuse the freedom allowed in blog messages. They use very vulgar and offensive messages in the blogs.
I do understand some teens and those young at heart and also those whose messages are meant to look like that of an opposite sex, just want to have fun.
However, if we left the entertainment and leisure blogs uncensored, it would mean whatever that was keyed in will appear exactly on the screen.
There are some who do not know where to draw the line. Even in the more serious news and educational blogs, they use vulgar and sensitive remarks.
Such nonsense should be stopped before it breaches the tolerance level.
The royals have been the latest victims especially during the political crisis in Perak. The politicians and other celebrities have been their targets for a long time.
The culprits might think no one would know who posted the messages.
On the contrary, the authorities can easily trace them just by referring to the IP Address, line number and other latest gadgets.
Hence, they must either be careful using these blogs or face the music if he go overboard.
Let us use the blogs sensibly and responsibly with due consideration.
P. SRITHARAN,
Johor Baru.
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