Is there an actual policy published somewhere that determines what blogs should be listed? This seems to be censorship in the extreme. If you continue to blog about both SharePoint and Lotus Notes do you get kicked off both? If I stop saying bad things about SharePoint and mention of a few of the positive about the product do I risk being expelled for "bad behavior". I would like to see somebody step up here and explain why explain why one of the outstanding members of the Lotus Community (a Lotus legend) and 2007 LOTUSUserGroup.org blogger of the year should be expelled from Planet Lotus. I doubt there are many people in the community who would like to see Jake's efforts over the years "rewarded" in such an underhand way.
Is there an actual policy published somewhere that determines what blogs should be listed? This seems to be censorship in the extreme. If you continue to blog about both SharePoint and Lotus Notes do you get kicked off both? If I stop saying bad things about SharePoint and mention of a few of the positive about the product do I risk being expelled for "bad behavior". I would like to see somebody step up here and explain why explain why one of the outstanding members of the Lotus Community (a Lotus legend) and 2007 LOTUSUserGroup.org blogger of the year should be expelled from Planet Lotus. I doubt there are many people in the community who would like to see Jake's efforts over the years "rewarded" in such an underhand way.