More messing around

OK, so I changed my mind on the comments. Mostly, spammers changed my mind for me. Making the comments on all entries over 30 days old moderated kept the junk from hitting the live site, which I’m happy about, and it seemed like a good idea at the time. But 350 moderated comments later, I’m tired of weeding through them and deleting/approving them, (I think I actually approved 1 of those 350) so now comments on those older entries are just simply closed. If you have something to say about an older entry, drop me an email, webmaster at this domain.

Comments on newer entries are, as always, welcome and appreciated!

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