I hope this isn't a policy change . . . I have a feeling there would be a bit more a a ruckus if it was . . . Probably it's one of many glitches that goes along with using blogger.com - An otherwise awesome service.
Anyhoo . . . Already a few of you have told me that blogger.com isn't accepting your comments. I have noticed that signed comments still are posted automatically . . . Which sorta sucks and I hope isn't a policy change from Google or Blogger.com
On Twitter and among other blogs I notice this problem as well . . .
What I do know is that if it persists for more than a couple of days . . . We'll move to something like Disqus or Intense Debate where anony comments still reign supreme . . . Just like the secret ballot, they're a foundation of Democracy and protected expression.
Hoping it's just a glitch out of sheer laziness on my part . . . But I still wanted to note for everybody that TKC BELIEVES IN ANONNY COMMENTS AND WOULD NEVER CHANGE THAT POLICY WILLINGLY!!!
So for now . . . Consider the problem "Under Construction" and let the thought of Sonya Kraus doing home repair calm your nerves.
Developing . . .
Well, at least now anon commentors have more time to suck on their bag of dicks.
ReplyDeleteNice.
ReplyDeleteThey ought to develop on screen personas anyway. No loss.
ReplyDeleteIn deference to the advice of Radioman, here's mine.
ReplyDeleteI never really cared about the anonny thing. I just didn't want to take the time to set up my blogger account. . . 30 minutes of my life I'll never get back. Plus, now it'll be difficult to encourage Radioman in one anonny comment while also pissing him off in another anonny comment.
ReplyDeleteAw fish sticks.
ReplyDeleteI think it is great, hope it doesn't go back.
ReplyDeleteI openly wondered not long ago on FB how Tony's Kansas City would function without anonymous comments...
ReplyDeleteGuess we're getting a test run!
(Now, the other day, blogger would not process a comment I wrote before signing in. Let's see if that glitch is still there...)