Comment Policy
When you leave a comment on LSE Business Review, you’re agreeing to this comment policy.
We reserve the right to reject any comment at our discretion.
We will accept reasonable or constructive comments that contribute to debate, including criticisms – so feel free to say what you want within reason. We operate a propriety filter, so comments are routed to the Blog Team and not posted for public view until they have been checked. There will be a brief delay in posting overnight, at weekends and when we are very busy.
We operate under the following guidelines:
Email Privacy: Email addresses are required for commenting, and they are not published on the blog, nor shared. They may be used by the blog committee to privately contact the commenter.
Language and Manners: This blog is for a wide audience, and comments which include offensive or inappropriate language, or considered by the blog committee and to be rude and offensive, will be edited or deleted.
No Personal Attack Comments Permitted: No personal attacks are permitted in this blog’s comments. You may question or argue the content, but not attack the blogger, nor any other commenters.
A Comment is Conversation: A comment which does not add to the conversation, runs off on an inappropriate tangent, or kills the conversation may be edited, or deleted.
Promotion: We do not publish comments that promote products or companies, except when they are relevant to the conversation.
No Links: Adding links to the comment will lead to its rejection.
Commenters Blocked: Anyone who violates this Comments Policy may be blocked from commenting on this blog.
All Rights Reserved: The blog editors reserve the right to edit, delete, move, or mark as spam any and all comments at our discretion. We also have the right to block access to any individual or group of people from commenting, or from the entire blog.