Journal SolemnDragon's Journal: Ask slashdot: Due notification 13
My question regarding the firehose/submittal question has been sent to CmdrTaco. If i get a response, i will post it.
Thanks,
sol
My question regarding the firehose/submittal question has been sent to CmdrTaco. If i get a response, i will post it.
Thanks,
sol
It's a naive, domestic operating system without any breeding, but I think you'll be amused by its presumption.
Did you write to Taco? (Score:2)
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I'm considering starting Troll Tuesday Early (Score:2)
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So ummm, what were you protesting before today?
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So far, I've been very serious about my Journal here- posting philosophical questions that actually matter to me. If I really wanted to troll, I could post all sorts of other interesting things- let's see, how about was the Prophet Mohammed's third sister's nephew really the chosen one of God or just another camel fucker?
And I wanted to vote this up (Score:1)
Need to check at home.
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When I look at this story it shows it as being restricted. So is the issue, that if for some reason it gets accepted as a front page story and then put on the front page that it will drop the commenting restriction?
I haven't seen it happen where a journal that wasn't submitted got posted to the front page yet so I'm not sure when that happened or who knows what goes on when it does. Can voting automa
I'm confused (Score:2)
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But the problem for me is that suddenly I'm not the one making the decision whether or not is is. If I pose a question to my friends, or just think out loud, an editor can now post it as YRO or Ask Slashdot along with a trolling writeup, making it appears as if I sought the advice of several hundred thousand strangers when I just wanted to vent.