What annoys me is that there has been no explaination. Not that they owe us one, but first the spammers invade and now this?
]]>The entire site is moving along normally ... while the Reader's Posts remains in limbo. If I had the time, I'd probably risk getting kicked out of TPM by commenting on every blog from the main page to the "left side" Cafe page asking what's going on.
]]>Comments can be left on all the blogs still - er - active.
Yes, it is very odd. It's like being frozen in time.
]]>Yet feedback can be a good thing. I, too, miss many of those who appear to have given up and found new homes. I think it is imperative that those of us that remain speak for those that quietly walked away as well as ourselves.
]]>No sin in changing the time when it's been stolen from you. How often are we able to do that in life?
]]>You're not alone, Still. The blogs are still functioning, including your excellent one. I don't know if yours will make it to the rec list (it should be at least near the top at this point) once this is figured out, but I urge you to repost if it doesn't.
]]>I only hope the need for them disappears quickly. But I'm hardly holding my breath.
My anti-virus software keeps picking up malware when I'm on TPM lately. I have no doubt that these spam "posts" have something to do with it.
]]>Leave it to the spammers and let the cafe become one big ad zone for viagra, video games, real estate ventures and other fascinating topics. Perhaps that is the only thing left to us.
]]>TPM is being mentioned quite often on MSNBC - gaining recognition, I suppose. Yea. Perhaps a high-five is in order. Yet I wonder ... has it gone to Josh's head just a bit?
]]>And not just in the Catholic Church.
Can not all the same substandards be applied to the Rublican Conservatives? As well as many specific standards themselves.
Do as I say, not as I do. How many children have heard that? How many have believed it to be true - and still do?
]]>The issue is not the regular, annoyingly predictable ads - but rather the annoying becoming-predictable spam that sucks the life out of the Recent Reader Posts.
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