good idea/bad idea?

[memorizingthedigitsofpi]

 I think I want to make a post that breaks down the various types of logical fallacy and applies them to anti rhetoric. 

But I also don't want to end up drowning in hate messages again. 

Have we reached an impasse? Or do I write it and post it here where people have a lot more sense - but also fewer people will actually see it?

Comments

[alexseanchai]

on Dreamwidth, your options for dealing with abusive commenters include, and this is in increasing order of how much I like the feature: (0) disable comments on the entry (but that will hide all comments on the entry) (1) freeze the comment thread (2) ban the logged-in user (3) disable anonymous comments on either the entry or your account (4) lock the post so only logged-in users you've explicitly granted access to can view it (5) delete the offending comment(s) (compare: tumblr reblog comments) (6) report the comment to Dreamwidth staff, who actually care about stopping harassment and being Nazi-unfriendly and etc

also Dreamwidth is so much easier to read long posts on than Tumblr is