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November Theme Announcement

 



Hey-hey! 

The votes are in; November's post theme is going to be "Finding a Moral Line". 

This post series will basically be about the dos and don'ts, the cans and can'ts, the whites, blacks, and grays of morality. 

As I am a Christian and that's where my sense of morality comes from, this posts  that I write in this series will be done mostly with a Christian approach. 


Some posts I've got planned for November are these:


Defining Morality: 

What determines morality? Why is morality important? Where would we be without it?

This is the opening to our month-long series, and it's basically just an introduction to morality and the importance of it. 


Cussing and Swearing and other such Language:

Is cussing/swearing morally wrong? We'll talk about it here. 


What isn't Morally Wrong:

Here we'll discuss what is and isn't morally wrong. 


Is Being "Morally Gray" Okay:

This will be talking about when it's okay, if ever, to go against morality and the general accepted views on it. 


Content in Craft:

Here we're going to talk about two things; what should content creators (writers, artists, musicians, etc) steer clear of, and what should content consumers (readers, listeners, viewers, etc) be careful consuming? 



Some of these may prove to turn into topics, not just individual posts.  But this is a very loose outline.

If you would like to guest post on any of these subjects, shoot me an email! You don't need have a blog to do it! Just write it out and send it to me. I do ask that you refrain from using inappropriate language, and if you do not I'll redact it.  

If you have a blog you'd like me to link to, just give me the link in that email. 

If you would like to remain anonymous to the readers of WTY, let me know that, too. 

((((Note: I am not required or obligated to post anything you send me.))))


Do you have any specific things you'd like to be covered with this theme? Are you excited? Are you dreading it? Is there someone you'd like to see guest post? Let me know below! :D


-EJ 


P.S. My replies to comments might be a little late, as the computer I'm using for some reason doesn't let me reply to comments. Which means I need to reply to the on another device, which means it may take a little while. 

Please don't let this discourage you from commenting. <3 

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