Incase you needed more proof besides Tape’s comment on my post about Comcast and Plaxo, here’s a story about how Comcast lied to the FCC about fucking up their customer’s data transfers all day long.
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Gathering Comments
How do you generate comments for your posts? I’m not sure there’s any answer besides creating a community. For instance, my post on Guillermo Vargas Habacuc draws lots of people in from Google, but there have been no comments left on the story. It has the highest amount of page views, but nothing in terms of comments.
Recently I’ve been going out of my way to leave comments on the personal blogs I read on a regular basis, because I believe in treating others as you want to be treated. This works in some cases, but not all I’m sure. How do you start to build comments on your site?