Today's intended blog post - my most recent Jerome Gambit (1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Bc5 4.Bxf7+) game from a Chess.com tournament, annotated - will not appear, as it was apparently "unpublished" by Blogger because it ostensibly violated "Community Guidelines".
I don't think so.
Certainly we are not talking about violations such as Adult Content, Child Sexual Abuse an Exploitation, Dangerous and Illegal Activities, Hate Speech, Impersonation and Misrepresentation of Identity, Malware and Similar Malicious Content, Non-Consensual Explicit Imagery, Personal and Confidential Information, Phishing, Regulated Goods and Servises, Spam, Violent Organizations and Movements [there is a Jerome Gambit joke somewhere here, but I'll pass], Unauthorized Images of Minors, Violence and Gore [real, not metaphorical] or Copyright [beyond fair use].
A weak [ironic] argument can be made for Harassment, Bullying, and Threats, but only as it refers to events taking place on the chessboard. Interpersonally? Balderdash!
This has happened once or twice in the past, and when I requested a review the post was okayed. Naturally.
I suppose if things are monitored on Blogger by some sort of "artificial intelligence" then a site that features "attacks" by White on Black, or Black on White could be mistakenly be identified as one featuring Hate Speech. But, I think I am being generous here.
We shall see. When the blog post shows up, check it out, see if it violates any guidelines in your own non-artificial intelligence.
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