“UK General Election 2010 site is not affiliated with any political party including Labour, Conservative, Liberal Democrats, UKIP, Greens, BNP”
is far more useful, and it makes you appear more neutral. Having said that, there’s also the possibility of snipping it to
“UK General Election 2010 site is not affiliated with any political party”
(the snipped version is snappier, and pretty much says the same thing).
As I said, you may be biased against the BNP, but maintaining a general politics site it is important not to let your thoughts and beliefs obstruct neutrality; the current tagline (to me) compromises neutrality.
As for the comment system, it’s strange… I have only been able to vote once per comment per IP. The only time I have been able to “re-rate” a comment is when my IP changes (since the IP my ISP issues me is dynamic).
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A suggestion if I may regarding the tagline:
Instead of “The UK General Election 2010 website is NOT pro BNP…”, it would perhaps seem more neutral if it read:
“The UK General …