It is unusual for a teenage child to make a Will. The circumstances which I’m going to describe are unusual but not unique. There is an increasing awareness that social media, particularly Instagram and Facebook, can both be very good … Continue reading →
The question I’m most often asked about my writing for PoC is ‘how do you handle writing about cruelty?’ My answer to that is two-fold. One is I try to speed through topics that need covering then get away from … Continue reading →
Each person will interpret this video in their own way. It’ll mean different things to different people. From me, it speaks to me about cat and dog meat. Because in cat and dog meat we have people eating companion animals … Continue reading →
You’re all invited to follow me on Instagram where you can look at cute pictures all day. Plus follow my articles, if you so choose. This project is two-fold. First to promote my articles using a service called “link in … Continue reading →
Please use the form below if you’d like to tell me how you think PoC can be improved. No trolls please. Just plain, simple, polite language 🙂 I very much welcome the input of visitors. Loading… … Continue reading →
Following the five cents per comment cat charity scheme which I ran in August and following the suggestions to donate the $42.50 raised, I decided to donate the money to Tommy’s Feral Feline Friends as suggested by Francis A Danna. … Continue reading →
This map from Google Analytics shows you the huge, worldwide appeal of PoC. It almost seems that the citizens of the world have visited the website. Citizens of 128 countries visit PoC. There are 195 countries on the planet. This … Continue reading →
Last month I ran a five cents per comment cat charity program. In other words for every comment made PoC would donate five cents to a cat charity of choice. My intention was to let the leading commenter for August … Continue reading →
Just a quick note to say that during August PoC will be donating 5 cents to a cat charity of choice for every comment made and the person making the most comments gets a $50 voucher from Tuft + Paw … Continue reading →
Although a South Korean experiment of forcing people online to use real name appears to have failed to clean up behaviour such as trolling, it is my opinion that forcing online commenters to use their real name would change the … Continue reading →
