Terms of use for comments

A user is able to write comments after logging in to Evangelical Focus. Comments have a maximum length of 500 characters. The language should respect the common English language rules. Comments written entirely using capital letters (e.g “I WANT TO COMMENT ON...”) will not be published.
Comments have to address the issue addressed by the author of the article.
No consecutive comments by the same user will be published.
No personal data (phone numbers, email addresses, etc) will be published in comments. No external links will be published in comments.
Comments which refer explicitly to people or institutions will not be published unless they refer issues and/or informations previously addressed by pusblished content.
Personal attacks will not be accepted. We encourage our readers to debate about ideas not people.
Comments are reviewed before they are published. The moderation team can approve the message, edit it to fit the terms of use, or deny its publication. As a general rule, comments will be reviewed before 24 hours.
Comments are approved and published regardless of its coincidence or not with the opinion of the Evangelical Focus team.
Writing a comment implies the acceptance of these terms of use. Any comment that does not fit into these terms could be banned.
If a user infringes these terms repeatedly, the Evangelical Focus team could ban the user from using his/her Evangelical Focus profile.