Egad...
Comments on comments- I feel so recursive...
Rufus, Mok and Lai urinate on mean customers' baggage
Another Friday, and another batch of comments, some of which almost have an IT angle. Let's get stuck in. A Lancashire lad got into trouble with plod for doing 140mph on the M65. Kids today, eh? Most of you did not approve: Lets hope the little prick gets a jail sentence. The speed is one thing, but I'm surprised he didn't …
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More Confusius
Good for boy to meet girl in park. Better for boy to park meet in girl.
So it's all commentable now?
Much better that it's now possible to comment on everything this way as opposed to email for some and comments for others; it means the letterbag is almost always exclusively consisting in comments I've already read. It also means commenting on letters can be done before the letters are issued and you just have to look in one place for comments pertinent to an article - namely, the article's comments page. Commenting on comments given in the letterbag is strangely recursive, but it seems to work. There's no email, which is a plus for our poor editorial staff, and cookies are only needed from regaccount.com, which is a plus if you care. Oh yeah, and no CAPTCHAs, the bloody things, neither. That's great, too.
Splendid, another all-important Reg-reading timesaver. You just keep getting better and better - well, the site does, anyway. :-) Great stuff.
Cheers,
Sabahattin
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