The brutally honest, first-person account of Meitar Moscovitz’s life.
Today I got four voicemails.
I usually answer my phone, but today it was off and I wasn’t aware of that. The funny thing was that I spent the whole day online. So, if you want to make sure you contact me, just email me.
Seriously, it doesn’t matter what address you send it to because I check them all like a rabid rodent on speed.
Sometimes you enter your comment and hit the submit button but your comment doesn’t appear on the site. That’s normal. There is no need to re-post your comment.
The most likely reason it didn’t appear immediately is because it’s been held for moderation, awaiting my approval before it is publicly displayed.
A comment may be held in the moderation queue for several reasons:
Also, I reserve the right to remove, edit, move, or otherwise screw with your comments so it’s possible I’ve gone mad and decided to explicitly prey upon your (and only your) comments for the duration of this site’s existence. However, I generally won’t do something like that unless you deserve it.
Either because your browser sucks because you’ve been lazy and haven’t upgraded to a better browser yet, or you have bad artistic taste. I’ve designed this site the way I want to, and I’ve even been nice about making it look the way I intended in the majority of Internet browsers out there (I’m looking at you, IE). That said, I didn’t test the site in old browsers because no one should use them; they’re old, buggy, and inferior in every way to modern GUI browsers.
I suggest that you go get this better browser immediately if you don’t already have it.
For the record, I’m also going to point out that whenever the site design changes, I’m very moody about testing in browsers that I don’t use. This means that if you’re using an obscure browser, or a dead browser, there may be problems with the site that I’ll never know about because they are caused by your browser rather than my code. The major exception, of course, is Internet Explorer 6 for Windows, which I never use but do test in. Even there, however, there may be problems that will take some time to resolve, so as long as things are generally readable, I’m not going to worry about it too much.
As I said previously, you really should be using a better browser by now, anyway.
The words “bipolar” and “disorder” are just words. Sometimes I capitalize them and sometimes I don’t. I haven’t yet found any definitive text which seems to care, so I don’t really care either. Usually, I won’t capitalize them because that means a little less typing for me.
In general, you can consider the following variations of the phrase equally valid in any circumstance:
If you’re using a modern browser, then you’ve seen the text “Hot Key:” in links on my site, such as the navigation bar. For instance, the hot key to load this page is 6.
Hot keys are, very simply, keyboard keys you can push to navigate through a site without using a mouse.
You can find out more about hot keys in my Accessibility Statement (when I write it up).
