Ipse Dixie: For the Dissemination of Genuine Information
Ipse Dixie is a collaborative blogging project dealing with a variety of topics including law, politics, news, and culture from a distinctly Southern perspective.
The contributors hold that vigorous public discourse is vital to a strong republic. To that end, comments and discussion are strongly encouraged whether in concurrence or dissent.
Disclaimer:
Ipse Dixie is maintained and operated in the spare time of those who contribute. As such, the facts, opinions, and views expressed herein are subject to inaccuracy, a fact that is exacerbated by our affliction with the fallibility inherent in the human condition.
The content of this blog represents the views, opinions, and beliefs of the authors and does not necessarily reflect that of our families, employers, churches, organizations, pets, or any other groups or individuals. It is not the intent of any author to cause any harm, real or imagined, to any person, group, or organization.
The authors are not responsible for anything posted in the “Comments” section below each post. The authors expressly reserve the right to modify, edit, or delete comments for content that is deemed inappropriate. The inappropriateness of any comment shall be determined by the sole discretion of the authors. This discretion will be exercised sparingly and with a strong presumption that the best remedy for bad speech is more speech and not censorship. Any such modifying, editing, or deleting of comments will be indicated.
At this time, we receive no compensation for our blogging efforts. If you would like bring about the predicate condition that would necessitate a “we are being paid to blog” disclaimer, we are all ears.
We are more than happy for anyone to use our content on the condition that the use is accompanied by proper attribution and a link to Ipse Dixie. If you need a suggested attribution line, we recommend the following: “I saw this [content] at Ipse Dixie [link], the most interesting, well-informed, and entertaining blog covering on Southern law, politics, news, and culture that I have ever seen.”
