The second comment on the Sartorialist post says some PC schlock about thanking the blog for showing a woman of color blah blah blah. But after clicking on the two photos (enlarge), I am not sure that IS a woman of color. Or not black color anyway; maybe yellow color. Looks Malaysian. Maybe mixed?
If someone is mixed, do you have to ask their permission before calling them a person "of color"? Sheesh...
She looks mixed and they do call them "of colour". She doesn't look like a Malaysian. Or maybe she is like Tiger Woods. I have been called worse...."banana"
Bartleby, go on your blog, look at the upper right corner and click "customize."
Then click "Settings"
Then click "Comments"
Then scroll down, and you can change the setting for the word identification requirement. You can turn that off, as I have.
Is that your question? If your question is more broad, just staying logged into the blog, then that's a browser thing... and you have to set it so that your browser always remembers your password.
If it's the latter issue, firefox (your browser) works well for that - just click on Firefox, go to Preferences, go to Security, and click on "remember passwords for sites"
You can call someone a banana by looking at the photo. People who called me (to be exact, Ms. Banana) had no idea about me. The term "banana" has nothing to do with personality.
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The second comment on the Sartorialist post says some PC schlock about thanking the blog for showing a woman of color blah blah blah. But after clicking on the two photos (enlarge), I am not sure that IS a woman of color. Or not black color anyway; maybe yellow color. Looks Malaysian. Maybe mixed?
If someone is mixed, do you have to ask their permission before calling them a person "of color"? Sheesh...
She looks mixed and they do call them "of colour". She doesn't look like a Malaysian. Or maybe she is like Tiger Woods.
I have been called worse...."banana"
But you can't call someone a banana from just a photo, right? You would have to hear then talk, know they're personality, etc.?
Is there a way to stay signed in on these things? I keep having to verify the letter swirl, give my log-in... Mafan.
Bartleby, go on your blog, look at the upper right corner and click "customize."
Then click "Settings"
Then click "Comments"
Then scroll down, and you can change the setting for the word identification requirement. You can turn that off, as I have.
Is that your question? If your question is more broad, just staying logged into the blog, then that's a browser thing... and you have to set it so that your browser always remembers your password.
Mafun, indeed.
If it's the latter issue, firefox (your browser) works well for that - just click on Firefox, go to Preferences, go to Security, and click on "remember passwords for sites"
Mafan.
gao su wo, wo bu zhi dou de shir.
You can call someone a banana by looking at the photo. People who called me (to be exact, Ms. Banana) had no idea about me. The term "banana" has nothing to do with personality.
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