| From the Where2sing.com forum: The only reason it is being suggested that hosts not make comments publicly is due to the near unanimous assumption that the comments would be viewed as having anterior motives.
If instead of adding a gig comment that a host was impossible to understand on the mic, was inappropriate to patrons and did not make themselves available to patrons by hardly ever being in the room, someone video'd all of this and posted it online. How might the reactions be compared?
I am completely in favour of disingenuous comments not being made (by hosts or singers) but I think it is a shame that if a host has a negative comment to make, the automatic assumption is that they are trying to sabotage the other show rather than simply failing themselves of the same opportunity afforded to other uses.
I don't expect the situation will change, I'm just saying its a shame...
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