Oh dear. I seem to have been censored. By Google of all... entities. It seems as though my post below may have been a little incomplete... it turns out that Google Finance not only has a horrible approval process in place for Google Finance discussions, but it also censors them to an abhorrent degree.
My recent post was about the Bradford & Bingley share rights issue looming on Aug 7th. I submitted the following post in response to someone mildly commenting on B&Bs difficulties:
IMO, shareholders have literally one "right" at the moment and that is to do nothing until Monday, when the price could fluctuate enough to make a split reinvestment worthwhile... otherwise they would be wise to sit tight and ride out the storm. I blogged about this a couple of days ago as I had to talk myself through exactly which options I had as a shareholder.... did I say options? I guess that light could be the fire in which the larger banks are dancing around on which rests the cooking pot currently ready for a failed rights issue? Hmm...Anything wrong with that? For my financial commentary, its mild at best. The response I received from Google was pretty terminal:
Oops, your post does not comply with our Community Guidelines, which can be found at http://www.google.com/"Oops" I seem to have encountered the error of trying to communicate my feelings and opinions directly? Can this be for real? If this really is the case, no wonder Google Finance discussions are a wasteland. People are simply shot on sight.googlefinance/ Please take a few minutes to review these guidelines and try again.communityguidelines.html
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