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- Opticomm: No technical barrier to open access cable
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- Telstra says competitors' DSL enquiry subs "inaccurate"
- NSW government 'sitting on health report'
- CenITex appoints new CIO
- CIOs must usher cloud into the government pigeon coop
- New NSW Health ICT Strategy scheduled for April launch
Delimiter
Comments policy
In the interests of promoting intelligent and productive discussion on Delimiter, we have a new comments policy. On both the site itself and the forum, it is important that all posts be more or less ‘polite’, as measured by Australian social standards.
As an open platform, there are very few restrictions as to what you can discuss on Delimiter. You can go off-topic, spawn threads for whatever topic you want, publish posts that are as long or as short as you want, indulge in gentle mocking, and even selectively use profanity where appropriate, especially where it is amusing. We welcome all of this.
However, if your posts push too far past the boundary of what is ‘polite’, they will be deleted. Specifically, it is important to debate other people’s ideas — not perceived aspects of their personality or their background. We will not tolerate comments which are nothing more than insults, for the simple reason that they impede the free flow of ideas.








