I disagree. The Missoulan has many good, insightful articles. For its limited budget, it's a damned good newspaper. The photography is unmatched.The_Real_Chief said:The Missoulian is garbage just pure 100% hot garbage
I disagree. The Missoulan has many good, insightful articles. For its limited budget, it's a damned good newspaper. The photography is unmatched.The_Real_Chief said:The Missoulian is garbage just pure 100% hot garbage
My, my! Such vitriol. But, I do see your point: you want control of what people can or cannot post. Ok, fair enough. Pleas for civil discussion take for some, not others. Too bad your tender sensibilities are so easily offended. I also sense (to your point) you'd like me to stop posting. You want control of what people can and cannot say. That's your personal censorship, not good in a free and inquiring society.Raider said:For a long time, you posted on e-griz and the Missoulian using the same “David2” moniker, with the same type of idiotic ramblings. It really wasn’t too hard to follow, so you need not be flattered or concerned.Grizzoola said:Flattered, perhaps concerned, Raider that you follow me so closely. Why couldn't you and your guy's friends respond to the erroneous comment? It's a forum, free speech. Idiodic comments are soon spotted by regular readers of these comments, and for the most part, ignored. That's what a public forum is all about. I'm finally getting a thick skin after several years of "abuse" on eGriz.Raider said:I know you were a frequent Missoulian comment poster, so not surprisingly, you missed the point “David2”. Posting your personal opinion is one thing. Posting blatantly false and derogatory information about a local business owner is completely different. How would you like some anonymous person posting information on the Missoulian comment section, using your full name and business, calling you a drunk and a wife beater? Especially when it’s completely fabricated. Would it be “oh, so what” then?
And again, you completely missed the point. Responding to the comments is not the point. It’s the fact they were allowed in the first place. But I don’t know why I would be surprised here. If you justify coward garbage like that with “free speech”, then it tells me all I need to know about you.
EverettGriz said:kyle_sample said:There is an easy alternative to this: read Missoula Current and Skyline Sports. Minus high school sports coverage (which is something we'd eventually like to add) and education reporting (which I'm sure the Current would like to add if it could support it) these two combined sites do everything the Missoulian does, but better, for a fraction of the cost
I was under the impression that posts soliciting a commercial venture were a violation of the eGriz terms of use.
Grizzoola said:My, my! Such vitriol. But, I do see your point: you want control of what people can or cannot post. Ok, fair enough. Pleas for civil discussion take for some, not others. Too bad your tender sensibilities are so easily offended. I also sense (to your point) you'd like me to stop posting. You want control of what people can and cannot say. That's your personal censorship, not good in a free and inquiring society.
Actually, I'm surprised that you need to know anything about me. A bit scary. :?
AllWeatherFan said:Removing reader comments was the right thing to do. People can write letters to the editor.
bgbigdog said:EverettGriz said:kyle_sample said:There is an easy alternative to this: read Missoula Current and Skyline Sports. Minus high school sports coverage (which is something we'd eventually like to add) and education reporting (which I'm sure the Current would like to add if it could support it) these two combined sites do everything the Missoulian does, but better, for a fraction of the cost
I was under the impression that posts soliciting a commercial venture were a violation of the eGriz terms of use.
Given that the commercial names Schick-Scha... (cough)Ursa(cough) and Costco, always Cos... seem to make nearly weekly mentions here, I hope we don't judge the young man too harshly.
Speaking of commercial ventures, my hope is that bastard Idaho potato farmer comes through with the peach vodka this spring. Replaced my old wine fridge today and have space cleared & ready. WTF am I kidding, I'll never see a drop of that stuff. #failingUMdeathspiral. # sad
Ursa Major said:bgbigdog said:EverettGriz said:kyle_sample said:There is an easy alternative to this: read Missoula Current and Skyline Sports. Minus high school sports coverage (which is something we'd eventually like to add) and education reporting (which I'm sure the Current would like to add if it could support it) these two combined sites do everything the Missoulian does, but better, for a fraction of the cost
I was under the impression that posts soliciting a commercial venture were a violation of the eGriz terms of use.
Given that the commercial names Schick-Scha... (cough)Ursa(cough) and Costco, always Cos... seem to make nearly weekly mentions here, I hope we don't judge the young man too harshly.
Speaking of commercial ventures, my hope is that bastard Idaho potato farmer comes through with the peach vodka this spring. Replaced my old wine fridge today and have space cleared & ready. WTF am I kidding, I'll never see a drop of that stuff. #failingUMdeathspiral. # sad
Don't you worry your pretty little head, Bigdog! Urals Brand Peach Vodka is at 100% capacity and the product will be majestic! Just today, I instructed my Russian Mail-Order Bride to purchase Alberta peach trees from Costco (always). As the former spokesman of Paul Mason used to say, we will sell no wine before it's time. Ironically, we were going to hire Mr. Welles as our company spokesman until tonight when I read on Wikipedia that he died in 1985.
Frankly, I'm astounded by this nit picking from you, especially while a nation mourns the death of a man that taught us that Austrians have no sense of music and the love of bobsledding and bobsledding equipment.
TxGriz said:Letters to the editor are great for all the reasons mentioned, but you are allowed only one shot, and when someone responded with a comment I wanted to rebut, well, the letters to the editor section is not a place for debate. I have written several letters to the editor over the years, but have never posted anonymously online, let alone make libelous accusations.
Grizzoola said:My, my! Such vitriol. But, I do see your point: you want control of what people can or cannot post. Ok, fair enough. Pleas for civil discussion take for some, not others. Too bad your tender sensibilities are so easily offended. I also sense (to your point) you'd like me to stop posting. You want control of what people can and cannot say. That's your personal censorship, not good in a free and inquiring society.Raider said:For a long time, you posted on e-griz and the Missoulian using the same “David2” moniker, with the same type of idiotic ramblings. It really wasn’t too hard to follow, so you need not be flattered or concerned.Grizzoola said:Flattered, perhaps concerned, Raider that you follow me so closely. Why couldn't you and your guy's friends respond to the erroneous comment? It's a forum, free speech. Idiodic comments are soon spotted by regular readers of these comments, and for the most part, ignored. That's what a public forum is all about. I'm finally getting a thick skin after several years of "abuse" on eGriz.Raider said:I know you were a frequent Missoulian comment poster, so not surprisingly, you missed the point “David2”. Posting your personal opinion is one thing. Posting blatantly false and derogatory information about a local business owner is completely different. How would you like some anonymous person posting information on the Missoulian comment section, using your full name and business, calling you a drunk and a wife beater? Especially when it’s completely fabricated. Would it be “oh, so what” then?
And again, you completely missed the point. Responding to the comments is not the point. It’s the fact they were allowed in the first place. But I don’t know why I would be surprised here. If you justify coward garbage like that with “free speech”, then it tells me all I need to know about you.
Actually, I'm surprised that you need to know anything about me. A bit scary. :?