What the heck is this blog? (Rules/FAQ)
It's a parody of a notorious screenshot from the website Conservapedia (attached below). Let me say this again: this blog is a parody. A joke. Don't take it too seriously.
While the fact that it's parodying Conservapedia (an ultra-conservative website) makes this blog a little political, this blog is also non-partisan.
With that clarified, let's lay the rules for this blog:
Be funny, or at the very least, try to be funny.
I post once a day at most. Be patient if your "infamous liberal" isn't immediately posted.
Submit "infamous liberals" through the "Ask me anything" button.
Only submit one "infamous liberal" at a time!
Before submitting an "infamous liberal," search my previous posts to make sure they're not already posted.
When submitting "infamous liberals," tell me what they're from; for fictional characters, this means telling me the work name as well. If you don't specify what they're from, I'll assume it's real life (unless I know for sure that they aren't, but don't test my knowledge of fiction).
I have the right to not post any character I don't want to post for whatever reason I feel like. However, I trust that this website's suggestions won't completely suck, so I'll probably submit most of them.
If you don't get a response from me immediately, then your suggestion is most likely in a queue and saved for later.
If anyone would like to volunteer to co-run this blog with me (so it can run if and/or when I, personally, am inactive), then just ask me through the "Ask me anything" button and I'll consider it.
This list may be altered in the future as more issues arise.
FAQ:
(Well, not actually "F" because I don't get questions frequently, as this is a young blog, but you know what I mean.)
Q. "Can I submit fictional characters? Can I submit real people?" A. Yes to both questions, you can submit whoever you want (as long as you're not doxxing anyone). Just clarify which are fictional and which are real.
Q. "Do 'infamous liberals' have to actually be liberals?" A. No, and some of them not being liberals is actually part of the joke.
Q. "Do they have to not be liberals?" A. No, some of them can be actual liberals. It'll be funnier if we have a mix of liberals and non-liberals.
