Gwyneth Llewelyn appears to have threatened a content-strike:

Personal note: This blog will enter on strike on April 15th, 2008, for a period of 3 days, if no clarification by Linden Lab is published before that date.

I am considering doing the change from firstlife.isfullofcrap.com to firstlife.isfullofcrap.com during the blogger party, but then I pondered secondlife.reuters.com.

If you follow Reuters' feeds from Jerusalem in Israel, you will find many pro-terrorist and anti-semitic news pieces coming through the editorial process and hitting the wires.

Photographers of Arab and Muslim ethnicity regularly stage photos, report Palestinians blowing themselves up in bombmaking incidents as "eyewitnesses reported a missile strike by IAF jets" when no planes or drones were flying, and so on.

That's not journalism. That's propaganda to benefit terrorists, plain and simple.

Reuters regularly employs stringers with questionable backgrounds at best, associating with the Palestinian journalists association which has clearly stated that its cause is not one of actual reporting and journalism but promoting the so-called Palestinian Cause.

That Cause is founded on terrorism and ultimately the destruction of the State of Israel and its inhabitants. CAMERA and other newswatch organizations (Palestinian Media Watch, for instance) hammer Reuters constantly over this disgusting practice.

In my book, I consider Reuters.com to be no less a disparagement-by-subdomain-association than isfullofcrap.com.

Most folks don't see it that way, of course, but then, most folks are ignorant.

Wallow in your ignorance, if you must, but I'll stay here in my knowledge.

You know, perhaps I'll flip the domain Sunday after all.

Because, in the end, I don't want to be accused of being like the folks at Reuters.