Comment Policy
We welcome your comments and expect our conversations to follow the general rules of respectful civil discourse. This is a moderated blog, and we will only post comments related to the Fulbright Program.
- Bloggers are fully responsible for everything that they submit in their comments, and all posted comments are in the public domain. We do not discriminate against any views, but we reserve the right not to post comments.
- Only comments that comply with these specific points will be approved for posting.
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- This blog use policy is subject to amendment or modification at any time to ensure its continued use is consistent with its intended purpose as a limited forum.
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