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Places We Used To Go: dahlelama: placesweusedtogo: Reading the comments on Jason Linkins’s...

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placesweusedtogo:

Reading the comments on Jason Linkins’s “How HuffPo Works” piece as well as the comments on nu-Gawker, one thing stuck out to me, and that is that people who spend seemingly their entire working day commenting on articles on the Internet are really,…

I do a liveblog of the Sunday morning political shows. I really try to encourage comments, and also fun.  From what I’ve been told, the majority of people who get up that day and start commenting treat it like a family reunion.  They like, trade recipes and stuff, and congratulate each other when their kids graduate from college, and just generally have this sort of genial Sunday brunch together.

This is the stuff my dad tells me is going on (I tend to stay away from comment streams on all blogs, everywhere). If this is, in fact, the truth, then I feel very lucky, and I’ll count it as the one way I was able to make a contribution to internet culture.

I hope it’s true! The other way I used to judge that I was being good to the internet was if I could show up in Alex’s “Open Tabs” each week, but he’s not doing it as often. I feel adrift!

And that is “Friday Night Feelings, with Ally Millar.” Brought to you by Old Overholt Rye Whiskey. “Old Overholt…JUST PUT IT IN MY TUMBLR.”

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    Okay, LAST POST and then I drop this (because I actually don’t dislike comments or care either way and occasionally...
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    I’m trying to think of a media/creative industry where the most committed participants/consumers/fans are treated with...
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    Here is some “inside baseball” for you but the reason I skip the link dump so often is because Salon’s CMS can make...
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    Sunday morning political shows. I...encourage comments, and also fun. From what I’ve been...
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    Yep, that’s pretty much...gist of it. I mean, don’t get me wrong—I love commenting, and I...
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    BUT “WE/THEY” ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT 10!
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  24. cajunboy said: so very true.
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