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On Tiny Tiny Changes Happen to Website

yeah, nthing the font change thing. there's a reason long-form articles in newspapers, magazines, etc are in a serif font, its much easier for the eyes to read. if the awl fancies itself more of a long-form online rag, i think a shift to serif font is in your best interest.

Posted on October 20, 2010 at 12:37 pm 0

On Please Don't Leave Your Dead Bears At The Deli

why are you guys SO obsessed with bears? its hilarious.

Posted on September 29, 2010 at 1:05 pm 0

On Ciudad Juarez: How We Got Here

yay john is back!

Posted on September 15, 2010 at 4:58 pm 0

On Two Click Minimum: Splitsider Is Here

as a web developer and a waaaaaaay-too-avid reader, can i PLEASE suggest a bunch of improvements to your web platform? wordpress can be taken in such great directions with the right caresses... you guys need better logins, better comment tracking, more "of interest" connections (without being icky social media-ish), and you already have all the login info with the registered people!!

Posted on September 7, 2010 at 5:44 pm 0

On The Way We Income Inequality Now

at least in other countries, people aren't so fucking alienated from one another. we're all poor here, and we have parking lots and metal in between us. at least elsewhere i can drink my shit beer in the street with others while the rich dump on me.

Posted on September 7, 2010 at 1:16 pm 0

On The American Experiment on the Last Day of the War

please elaborate on my comprehension FAIL:

What we thought was a morally obvious situation turned out to be confusingly complex

who is the we here? the american people, the media, who? who thought it was morally obvious? was it assumed to be, not thought? if it was assumed to be, by whom and how do you know what? etc.

Posted on September 1, 2010 at 11:19 am 0

On The American Experiment on the Last Day of the War

this guy is really a tool and its sad to see him on theawl, though i guess every staff needs a dude that trots out the "freedom isn't free" line with his "sober" writing about the "reality" of the goods that americans enjoy, apparently with equal access (hahaha) just by virtue of living here, against the hysterics of the bogeyman lefties who want to preserve lives AND have conversations without ashcroft justice department listening in...

Posted on September 1, 2010 at 10:23 am 0

On The American Experiment on the Last Day of the War

the awl has gone thomas friedman - thanks!

at what point was the war "morally obvious" like you offer above? to anyone paying attention on its eve, it was a nightmare to begin with. not to mention the idea that all wars prey on the poor, enrich the rich and stabilize imperialism. none of these were unique to the iraq war.

to argue that warrantless wiretapping goes hand in hand with social security is so breathtakingly stupid, too - a program designed slowly but thoroughly to help those over a certain age has nothing to do with enormous corporations handing over technology and recording the thoughts of those who use it, without their knowledge. just tell the actual leftists and civil rights fighters of the 50s and 60s that they benefited as much from COINTELPRO as they did from civil rights legislation.

your ignorance is i suppose not your fault; in citing - or not citing - media and american socialization as you do, you fall into the same paternalistic trap we all do. and here you've managed to convince balk and sicha to fall for it. congrats!

Posted on September 1, 2010 at 8:59 am 0

On How the Internet Works: Advertiser-Provided Editorial Infographics!

love that you keep hating on TED. they're just getting worse and worse every day.

Posted on August 27, 2010 at 1:57 pm 0

On TED: Just Admit It

look guys, just because anya now knows about bugs in our moral code, it doesn't allow us to lifehack our solutions to her web2.0 responses. we have to be more creative, iron out those kinks and roll out a new trunk version of happiness and fiber, and continue to make money!

Posted on August 13, 2010 at 11:04 am 1