*Alward: Till's Comments on My Web Page

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I have three separate comments by Till on my web page; the first is very
unflattering to me.  I believe I have the right to print his comments about me
on my web site, and I think everyone would agree.  It's one thing for me to
print unkind things said by one person about another, but the comments in
question were about ME. Does anyone seriously believe I don't have the moral
authority to print them?  However, if Till is not proud of his remarks, or if
he doesn't want anyone to know that he has a low opinion of me, all he has to
do is ask me to remove them, and I will, even though I'm under no obligation
to do so.

Does Till also want removed his insightful errancy commentaries?  There are at
least two of those highlighted in the Miscellaneous Section of my web page.
Does he think it reflects negatively upon him when I print on my web page some
of his better errancy commentaries?  What about the handful of links to his
essays and his magazine?  What about the links to other sites which link to
his site?

I will wait to hear from Till before doing anything. 

Readers will find the comments at 

http://members.aol.com/JAlw/joseph_alward.html

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