
About Not Rolling Away
Not Rolling Away is a sports blog that focuses on community rugby, mainly in England. Our blog is managed by an older referee who has a passion for the game. We are also very happy to include any blogs or articles on submission, as long as they follow the general rules of not being a dick*.
*please click here for a thorough view of what we consider being a dick covers.

Our blog is made possible by a team of passionate writers and contributors who share the same love for rugby. We aim to provide our readers with accurate and engaging content that covers everything from the grassroots level to the professional leagues.

Founder & Lead Writer
John Smith
John Smith is a retired rugby player turned referee who has been involved in the sport for over 30 years. He is the founder and lead writer of Not Rolling Away and is dedicated to providing quality content for rugby enthusiasts.
CONTRIBUTORS

Writer
Jane Doe
Jane Doe is a freelance sports writer who has covered rugby for various publications. She brings a fresh perspective to Not Rolling Away and is committed to delivering insightful and informative content for our readers.

Graphic Designer
Joe Bloggs
Joe Bloggs is a graphic designer who has a passion for rugby. He creates visually appealing designs for Not Rolling Away that enhance the overall user experience.
This is what we mean by "being a dick"
"being a dick" refers to behavior or content that is disrespectful, offensive, or harmful in various ways. Here are some specific examples of what it could include:
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Racism: This involves any form of discrimination or prejudice based on a person's race, ethnicity, or nationality. It can include racial slurs, stereotypes, or any content that promotes racial hatred or inequality.
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Sexism: Sexism refers to prejudice or discrimination based on a person's gender, typically targeting women. Examples could include derogatory comments about women, objectification, or content that belittles or diminishes the role of women in sports or society.
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Misogyny: Misogyny is a more extreme form of sexism, characterized by a deep-seated hatred or contempt for women. Content that promotes violence against women, objectifies them, or devalues their contributions to sports or any field would fall under this category.
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Homophobia: Homophobia involves discrimination or prejudice against individuals based on their sexual orientation, particularly those who identify as LGBTQ+. Content that uses derogatory slurs, promotes harmful stereotypes, or expresses hatred or intolerance towards LGBTQ+ individuals would be considered homophobic.
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Transphobia: Transphobia is discrimination against transgender individuals. It includes any content that belittles or invalidates transgender people's identities, experiences, or rights.
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Hate Speech: Beyond the specific categories mentioned, "being a dick" could also encompass any form of hate speech targeting a particular group based on factors like religion, disability, or any other protected characteristic. Hate speech promotes discrimination, harm, or violence against these groups.
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Personal Attacks: Content that engages in personal attacks, harassment, or bullying of individuals based on their beliefs, appearance, or background could be seen as "being a dick." This includes name-calling, derogatory language, or threats.
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Trolling: Trolling involves deliberately provoking or upsetting others online through disruptive or offensive behavior. While it may not always fall under the categories mentioned above, it can create a hostile and unpleasant online environment.
In essence, the phrase "being a dick" is a colloquial way of saying that the blog expects its contributors to maintain a respectful and inclusive tone, and it explicitly condemns any form of discrimination, hatred, or offensive behavior towards individuals or groups based on their characteristics.
Get in Touch
If you have any questions or feedback, feel free to reach out to us at info@notrollingaway.com. We'd love to hear from you!