JoDirt

Guest Writer

Hi, this is JoDirt. I'm writing to say that BlackBox's article on Censorship in Whyville is totally right. I'm not saying this because he's my friend or 'cause he lives with me, I'm saying this because his point was brought out well.

I think that if people can't speak their mind as long as it is clean, if you can't say "that movie's lame" or "hi Ashley" like BlackBox pointed out, then that is pretty sad.

Why can't people speak what they want to without getting a speech bubble that says, "Please rephrase your thought"?

When I read Jadechick's article about why it's good to have a filter on language I thought that was also good, but if people will say "get out of this chat zone &*^$# ^%I(_)", then they should get in trouble with their parents, not the kid who saw it.

This is JoDirt saying bye, and speak your mind.