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Andrew — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 22:56:50 +0000

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Comment on Apolo Ohno Disqualified by todd

todd — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 22:23:48 +0000

Canada\’s a third world country what can you expect but for them to try and cheat its like the original dance they gave it to a inferior canadian team they always been jealous of the U.S.A. for having talent and leading the world just another chance to show the world how low they are

Comment on Man with suede jacket! by Ryan

Ryan — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 16:31:00 +0000

Nothing wrong with suede I just bought a brown suede coat

Comment on Forum Moderators suck by A_Typical_Moderator

A_Typical_Moderator — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 18:02:56 +0000

If you don’t like it, tough. You aren’t the mod. Us mod’s hold the power. If we don’t like what you say, we have the right to snuff you out like the pieces of dookie you are. Thats right. All posts MUST be in line with my beliefs and views. I will craft my moderating so that every post, every topic is within what I believe to be the proper opinion. I will make it so every word reflects my world view. The minute you start posting to MY forum (it’s not really mine i just moderate it), you leave your right to free speech at the door. That kind of nonsense doesn’t fly here.

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Comment on Steve Ballmer talks about Search at Microsoft (BING) by Pinay Smith

Pinay Smith — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 11:23:00 +0000

i am using both Bing and Google and i think both search engines give relevant search results. i would still prefer Google though, because it gives a little bit more relevant search results than Bing.

Comment on Forum Moderators suck by Jason

Jason — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 02:07:59 +0000

I agree with the comments here.

What’s really an eye-opener, is when you see a picture of the moderator. I’ve only seen three pictures of moderators, and two of them looked a bit creepy. Only one of the moderators looked somewhat “normal.”

I do think most Internet forums should not stray from the subject matter. Having controversial threads like religion and politics is just asking for trouble. And the Nazi moderators can’t wait to issue an infraction. If they ban someone for life, they’re probably drooling all over their keyboards with a fiendish, gleeful look.

I got used to several Internet forums where there was basically little moderation. You had a long chain. And then I joined several forums that were policed by these Nazi Moderators. It’s really hard to abide by their insanely structured rules when you had a lot of freedom on other forums.

I guess all of us have a certain point of view. When the moderator has a different point of view, there’s going to be friction. And you’re going to lose because they have the upper hand.

Very few of us would spend hours, and hours, and hours moderating forums for free. Hours! Not in this very severe recession and with reduced incomes. The payback must be the power.

I have a beef with the Terms of Service ( TOS ). Dissecting some of them would take hours. They are so long and have tons of legaleze words and terminology. No one reads them. I know these sites have to have certain things there–discussions of rules and regulations to protect the posters, etc. But they’re much too long and complicated. In some ways, it may be a set up to issue infractions because you don’t read them.

I can’t wait until these idiots I see at these town hall meetings join an Internet forum with Nazi moderators. I would guess they’ll be banned for life in two mintues.

Comment on Haveamint > Google Analytics by admin

admin — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 02:27:00 +0000

I tweak the number of rows to increase visibility. Another analytics to check out is Woopra.

Comment on Google FAIL by natanael santosa

natanael santosa — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 21:12:26 +0000

in indonesia we have same problem too…gmail cannot be accesed….i think there’s be enough (alasan) for this problem

Comment on The life of Edward M. Kennedy Dead 77 08-25-09 by Tom Degan

Tom Degan — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 19:11:20 +0000

In a life that is littered with ironies, here’s the biggest one of all: His three older brothers – Joe, Jack and Bobby – are eternally frozen in our imagination as the personifications of youth and vigor (or “vigah”). How poignant that our final image of the baby of that family will be as an old man, frail and mortally ill.

His was the most impressive evolution in American political history. Let’s be honest; in 1962 the guy was a lightweight. He ran for the Democratic nomination against another young man, Edward McCormick, whose uncle was the speaker of the House of Representatives. During a debate McCormick told him that were it not for his name, his candidacy would be viewed as a joke. It was a point well made. It is obvious when looking at film of that campaign that our boy Ted is in way over his head.

Who would have dared dream all those years ago that this punk kid would one day evolve into the greatest senator ever to walk those halls?

An incredible realization just came to me: Teddy represented the state of Massachusetts for forty-six years, eight months and nineteen days. That is nearly three months longer than all the years his older brother Jack lived on earth. Forgive the cliche that is so overused it has become trite through repetition, but this really is the end of an era.

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