I need help in the cbox.

Lately, a lot of below the belts comments have been posted in the cbox, childish ones.

I can't monitor the cbox 24 hours a day, and I don't want to remove it just because of some idiots.

I need help in monitoring it, and particularly, deleting inappropriate posts.

Any volunteers?

Comments

Anonymous said…
well, i'd like to offer my services but since i'm closely associated with DBC, then delicadeza dictates that i shoudn't be part of a monitoring or censorship group.

naa ra nimo bai mike.
1:31 PM
Anonymous said…
on second thought, don't consider me na lang. best that you assign a watchdog with no affiliation.
5:55 PM
Anonymous said…
May I, it works pretty well with me... I can do the chores while you sleep....
10:24 PM
Anonymous said…
ok. riscoh. i'll email you the details. what's your email add?
11:40 AM
Anonymous said…
Thanks,
Email add: riscoh@gmail.com
12:08 PM
Anonymous said…
Ok, will send email
12:12 PM
Anonymous said…
pwede mag recommend?

si cfa manager! :D :D :D :D :D
7:21 PM
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