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  • If your comment is awaiting moderation, please be patient. We often have to sort through a load of nonsense and it’s not personal. If your comment does not appear, you probably need to read through this policy more closely.
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  • We have an entirely separate section regarding comments on posts about Arsenal Women. Read that here.
  • Bottom line: don’t be a dickhead. The world is full of them at the moment, and we all need an escape.

This policy may be updated from time to time. It is your responsibility to ensure you are aware of the latest version.

©Arseblog News – Last update: July 2020

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