Anyone who reads blogs notices that many posts don’t generate comments. A lack of responses doesn’t mean no one is reading the blog post. Most blog posts don’t invite comments. They are intended to inform.

Here, we do our best to be accurate, encouraging, and educational. However, we know opinions differ. In the Christian publishing community, the polite person is reluctant to express disagreement with a blogger unless the matter is so urgent that not to say something seems wrong.

Unfortunately, some people use the relative anonymity of the online universe to hide behind an avatar so they can spew vitriol. I appreciate that none of our regular readers use this blog as a place to vent anger that likely stems from a personal situation rather than publishing. Misplaced anger is a wicked goblin.

I’m grateful our blog posts aren’t political. Because we’re all Christians, our words may contain nuanced theology, but we don’t aspire to make shocking statements meant to generate ire.

As a result of our mission and outlook, I have found my interactions with all of you to be pleasant. Thank you.

One purpose of our blog is to allow authors who may not be able to network with us otherwise to ask questions. We try our best to respond, and we appreciate your inquiries.

You can trust me when I tell you that I am grateful for every “thank you” comment I receive on these posts, even though I usually don’t respond to them. Please know that your encouragement makes me smile. Every. Single. Time.