Dear Mod who edited my comment

Hey! I know it's been rough around here lately with all the fanwars. Rikara AT and then the EDT was shut down... it got a bit intense here for a while. I'm sure it was hard responding to all the reports after the report rampage happened. Honestly, I wouldn't have the patience or energy for it. I understand you need to edit posts to make the environment more comfortable for everyone.

Not to take too much of your time because I know you are busy. Im not sure if you have been watching the show or not. I haven't been watching myself, but from the comments here it's a well-known fact that Peter and Kaveri have been eating up screen space lately. I checked the banned words list oddly enough it turns out Peter Swami and Kaveri aren't listed. Addressing the issues in the show ...for instance the writers struggling with filling up the hour slot is also not banned. Based on the rules "The fact that Peter Swami and Kaveri are 60 percent of the show shows how much the writers are struggling to fill the time" is fine.

So, that leads me to my question just curious why would you switch "The fact that Peter Swami and Kaveri are 60 percent of the show" with "Shivaay and his wife are 60 percent of the show" in reference to the overdose in screen space in my comment? Unless you don't watch the show, you forget Tej's name (and the fact Svetlana was very much the mistress turned captor not his wife), you are overtly trying to tell me your position on the screen space wars, or it was innocent freudian slip. Either way it's hilarious 😆

The problem is I'm still unsure if I can't use Peter Swami and Kaveri in my posts. If I can't use the names then please add it to the banned words list. Keeping the list updated would be helpful. If you just accidentally hit the edit button then typed Shivaay and his wife, which honestly can happen to anyone....computers are crazy that way then that's understandable.

Please feel free to edit this comment if need be. Personally, I appreciate the oversight because I tend to be too candid. Thanks!