Well, it seems perfect for Rob…
LOL the PC police are at it again. Ever heard of the first amendment?
I could see particular value in using this as a soft-ban system in conjunction with Disqus.
What a bunch of racist dickbags. Why should I expect any better from a bunch of political nuts like you?
Whatever, ur fat!
Isn’t this how Facebook works?
My last pay check was $ 9500 working 10 hours a week online. My Friend’s has been averaging 14k for months now and she works about 21 hours a week. I can’t believe how easy it was once I tried it out
OPEN THIS LINK IN YOUR BROWSER,
God damn it. I took a few minutes to clear my browsing history only to come back to find you bastards have deleted all my comments AGAIN! What’s the matter? Scared of the truth???
…Hello?
Psssh, Thanks, Obama! Guh.
Interesting.
On the surface, this seems similar to what Hacker News tried to do with their “shadowbanning” and “hellbanning” features. However, as most observers note, that didn’t work. What did work was tried-and-true moderation.
https://twitter.com/Beschizza/status/620733825077932032
Valleywag has a good writeup of the changes.
We like our pretty Dragon. @Falcor
First.
Anyone notice that The Verge disabled their comments recently? Probably for the best.
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The Verge’s comments were a lot like newspaper comments. The mid-2000s media attitude of “as long as it isn’t swearing or threatening to kill someone, all this seething contempt is just fine”
Democratizing the CEO experience.
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BENGHAZI!!!
