An on-line Letter to the Editor of the Herald Sun

Where do these letters appear in the on-line, computer version? People's letters are private Public Notices.  Printed letters to the editor are different from the on-line chat that has proliferated.  Having a letter printed in the paper gives someone a genuine public platform, while Chat Rooms, the Twitterverse and other Social Media let everyone talk at once as part of a babbling crowd.

New Whig's excellent readership.

New Whig is being read, and mostly agreed with.

This is wickedly ironic when posted on a Blog, on Google's Blogger.

As a FaceBook joke, it is self-referentially, self-deprecating humour, but in a Blog, which is not FaceBook, there is some irony, that not everyone would know.  It is now a comment about FaceBook that is not humorously about itself, but a description of a real truth about FaceBook.  Does that make sense?  As no one is reading this Blog, it hardly makes any difference what I post or whether I comment on it at all.  Of course there is the possibility that in the future someone might read it.  I understand there is some promise of permanency now in what is uploaded to the InterNet.

This was copied from the FaceBook Page:

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