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(The) Ground Rules of AeroFeather.com

• AeroFeather.com contains the author's personal opinions shaped by his upbringing and subsequent life experiences. You are not required to agree with anything written and if you are offended or disagree, then be offended, disagreeable, and move on.

• The author refrains from profanity. These pages are meant to be family-friendly. Profanity is easy to recognize.

• The author refrains from racism. Accusations of racism however are often stereotypically bundled with the skin-color of the person offering an opinion. People sling the racism word quickly nowadays in oversimplification. An opinion is about ideas. Skin color is irrelavent.

• The author does not refrain from cultural observations. Race and culture have always been strongly intertwined, though in the the last 50 years or so in the US this once strong distinction has eroded with time. It seems our (US) culture has degenerated toward the lowest common dominator of decency.

• The author welcomes all versions of feedback which one can send by selecting the author's name at the bottom of each page. Your feedback does not appear in some blog on AeroFeather.com but it does remain in the @aerofeather.com server. Remember however, any mail service we use will have the IP address, routing, and a copy of what you/I communicate, so be careful what we say that could be used by others out of context against us.

• There are no browser cookies sent from AeroFeather.com because none are needed and the author has no interest in altering the contents of your browser cache. The same cannot be said for the links from this page since the author has no control over their page structure.

• The author's server-provider indicated to him upon purchase of their services that this page (aerofeather.com) could be hacked and by what means is not clear. That statement does not please me. So, if you see anything untoward about this page in the future then please assume this page was altered by unauthorized person(s) and the author may not have immediate access to address the problem.