If you're a Digg member, please go digg my Time.com column on the TAP controversy and the future of opinion journalism! And make sure to read down to the end of the post about the column below, which now includes multiple updates on comments and reaction. [Update: Digg link is fixed now.]
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September 21, 2006
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You might want to actually approve the comments the column generated. Or is it just comment free zone?
Posted by: Azael | September 21, 2006 at 05:30 PM
no kidding. free my comment!
Plus, it ain't no controversy. TAP asked you to stop drawing strained equivalences. You didn't like that and you quit. Employer and employee tried something and it didn't work out. Happens all the time. Welcome to the real world, kid.
Posted by: verplanck colvin | September 21, 2006 at 09:49 PM
I saw this being advocated over at LewRockwell.com and Mises.
But do we need another Blogosphere techie meme?
There are so many of them already... Before long, are there going to be like a hundred links supplementing each blog entry?
Posted by: Aakash | September 22, 2006 at 09:24 PM