Adapting Others' Rules to One's Own Weblog

Looking at Charlie Stross' moderation policy over at his Diary site, and it occurs to me that they can be adapted to my context somewhat. There are specific changes of context that need making - allowing for Dreamwidth's servers' location (USA) and mine own person's physical location (Canada) and the two are not one and the same - but nothing seems insurmountable to adaptation.

To be clear: I haven't really had much in the way of problems so far, not since switching from Livejournal to Dreamwidth. But it seems like something that might be profitable to anticipate before it becomes a real concern.

Am I worrying too soon?

BOOKS/SF: Tiamat's Wrath

Bought it yesterday and read it through in about three hours. Despite the page and word count being what they are.

The writers really did their job, I'd say.

I'm sorry I won't be able to watch Season 4 and onward on Space - oh, right, it's going to be "CTV Sci-Fi" from now on, right? - because the show needed Jeff Bezos to rescue it from cancellation...but it is what it is, right?