Them's fighting words. HAVE AT THEE

As has been mentioned elsewhere, Dice is getting almost no ad revenue from slashdot because most of the users either don't click on ads or use adblock (complete write-off for FY13). So not visiting the site just reduces the site load and saves them a little bit of operating cost.

States exactly what the problem with the current situation is (I love the Liver and Onions analogy, good show)

... the way we are being forced out.

With a huge raging, diarrhea shit all over our former stomping grounds, forever marking it and dissuading its subsequent use.

I'd like to believe the revamp was a last-ditch effort to salvage the brand; but it seems to be just that only, not an attempt to improve anything. I'd be more optimistic the site redesign didn't seem so aimless and generic. I think a key takeaway is that because there's no value to added traffic (that just increases cost and isn't really doing anything for Dice) unless they can _do something_ with the community that generates them money, the only thing they can do is either bring in non-computer savvy individuals (ad impressions) or job seekers, and to do that they need to dilute the site heavily. Or re-position it. Or get rid of the community and sell the brand to someone who wants it for a less trendy Gawker or something, i dunno. That's how I see it.