BootsnAll Travel Community

I've been reading all the forum discussions - and sometimes I'd like to read them again! The list of travel films was great. You also had a discussion about the difference between British English/ Australian English and American English. This isn't just talk but valuable information. Such a bright and witty crowd here at Bootsnall. I wanted to add some thoughts about the Angkor Wat article too. In regards to censorship. Please DON't censor. That's what makes Bootsnall a special place. When I write for Bootsnall, I know I can feel free to say anything and believe me, there aren't too many places left where you can do that.

Thanks! You can read all the threads, they are always here and don't disappear, so they're always available to view, bookmark, etc. That's one of the things I like too - tons of info, and it stays. There's also a search function if you're trying to track down something in particular (the "Find" tab with the wee magnifying glass)

RE Angkor - thanx for telling us what you think. Chris and I aren't up for censoring, and we keep our edits to a minimum. We're not trying to be anyone's moral warrior, and people have a right to see what's out there in the varied perspecives of this world. Usually, so you know, if we're going to change or cut something, it's going to be something that's just wildly inaccurate, and anytime we have a question or aren't sure about something with a piece, we talk with the writer first and try to get things cleared up.

But yes, this is our community - yours and mine, and we want things as open as possible.
I'm glad you feel it's working, and please keep letting us know how you think things are going.

Ant,

Come on now...we all know how big or a "Moral Warrior" you are!

See Spring Break Article for more....I love it.

Better let everyone on the "Moral warrior" thing - it's a quote Sean gave a USA Today reporter when she was interviewing him. One of our subsites was mentioned in the piece, which ran on the USA Today front page in earlier January.

Alcohol-soaked spring break lures students abroad