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There is never any reason to ask for an update on a news story that you read on Waynesboro.Com. We are not in the business of gathering information and then keeping it secret. If we have an update, then it is already posted.
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Waynesboro.Com is not a rumor page. If you post comments that make claims that you can't substantiate, then they will likely be removed. If there is a verifiable source for your claim, then state what that source is. Your uncle's nephew's third cousin is probably not a verifiable source. When a sentence begins with "I heard ...," it is a sure sign that it is just a rumor.
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If anyone contacts you claiming to be from Waynesboro.Com, then check his ID for the name Gregory Bruno, who handles our business transactions. There are scammers on the Internet who have pretended to be from this company in the past.
Whining and complaining are two things that are far too common on the Internet. Once the whining begins, it encourages more whining. When that happens, the admin may determine that the negativity is harming the conversations on the page and further commenting may be disabled. Existing comments may be removed, if they are deemed to be harmful to constructive conversation.
