Hmm, agreed. I don't know if it was I that approved these (very likely the second one), but I'll be more careful and reject bad posts more aggressively too, which will probably help.
FWIW, and if that wasn't clear, I wasn't trying to "point fingers". I don't care who approved them (I don't *think* it was me, but sometimes things go a bit too quickly -- as we know from esperience with me and others accidentally moderating the Spanish list once). But it would be good if all moderators are a bit more careful about it.
> > > Unfortunately, the <blink> tag has been removed from browsers.. > > > > When visiting a Facebook page (without logged in to an account), it > > keeps pestering you to open your own account. I'm fortunate I don't > > visit pages often, because it's *really* annoying. Something similar > > could be applied here, perhaps ... I hope facebook doesn't have a > > patent on obnoxious layers obscuring the bottom half of the page when > > not logged in. > > Those pages also completely don't work at all without javascript. I > definitely don't want to go *there*.
Well, it's probably easy to work out a mechanism by which the page behaves normally when javascript is disabled, and shows the annoying popup if javascript is enabled. Anyway, this is probably moot if comments are disabled for old versions.