We really do appreciate the comments that our readers make: if it wasn't for the comments we wouldn't know half what we know, and Post & Go collectors especially wouldn't know how many changes there have been to Post Office SSKs.
So a couple of requests.
1. Please make comments on the relevant post. If you want to tell us that a new Machin printing has appeared, make the comment on the latest Machin post, not on the latest commemorative or postmarks post. This means that people who are interested in Machins but not commemoratives will find it. OR you can email it to me for an update to the last post or for a new one entirely.
2. A repeat of a request made at least twice before. Anonymity is welcome, but please use a unique ID.
"Many people choose to remain anonymous when posting their comments on blogs, and of course that is fine - absolutely. Some may be dealers who want to just sow some seeds of thought, some may work for Royal Mail or Post Office Ltd, or others with inside information, others may work for companies that it might be better not to associate with online activity.Even if you use a pseudonym you are still Anonymous unless it is one that you use widely elsewhere! And if you use one that I can identify with your email address because you have sent emails or bought from us, then I may answer you directly by email rather than here - especially useful if I don't allow your comment to go through.
But sometimes with long threads with a lot of comments there are many comments from 'Anonymous' - and they are not all the same person!! That may lead to confusion among other readers and those who are referring to the posts by 'Anonymous'.
So it would be really useful if readers could use a name - as White Knight does, for example. You can choose any nom-de-keyboard, initials, etc, that you wish, but it would help to use the same 'name' for all comments."
At some time in the future the use of the name 'Anonymous' will be stopped, and all readers must make a decision to use a pseudonym.
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Thank you for reading the blog and commenting: please use an identity (name or pseudonym) rather than being Anonymous; it helps us to know which 'anonymous' comments are from the same person to avoid confusion. Comments are moderated to avoid spam, but will be published as soon as possible.