The Disclaimer

GG.

It has just dawned on me that my hashtag fields in all my blogs are more than twice as large as the posts themselves! [nowonderIgrowwearyofblogging] My # field looks like a hashtag cemetery.

And. 

That's because: CyberDayze covers a lot of territory. Yep. Lots of wild topics going on in IT'S pages.

But. The reason I bring this topic up is because-yesterday morning I woke up to a blog comment from a rude Tumblr dweeb that  said, "quit spamming the tag Trent Reznor bitch" I wrote back that I would not; CyberDayze mentions Trent Reznor and Nine Inch Nails quite a bit. Why doesn't he read CyberDayze and find out what it says? And then I posted it's Amazon link. He thereafter deleted his comment. 

Well now. His comment haunted me the rest of the day. I kept wondering if I was wrong in posting my blogs to the tags that I add to it. And I come back to this: each hashtag that I add to my blogs is a topic in which CyberDayze touches base. So. By 'spamming' my blog posts to those hashtags, I might find someone who would be interested in reading it. And. CyberDayze has a Mission. A Message that wants to be heard.

So. That leads us to today's blog, what I am going to name, The Disclaimer. I will write this disclaimer, add it to my Notes app and copy and paste it into all of my forthcoming blogs: 'To each tag that I have added to this post, CyberDayze touches base and discusses in length about your tag's topic. My 'spamming' of CyberDayze in your site is because it's writing has a message that wants to be heard. And maybe it will be, by someone in your tag. Thank you." 

Well now. His rude remark sets a little easier. And. Isn't EVERYTHING in the www spam, if you think about it? Of course...

CyberDayze.

It's like no other.

It's sinful.

It's erotic.

It's controversial.

And.

It's true.

Read it.

And see.

CyberDayze.com

Amazon.com

It's like no other.