Sentences with phrase «comment flame wars»
This one is square in the world of politically charged blog comment flame wars.
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Also, be sure to check out Interactive panel ideas from Julie Germany, Lynn Stinson, Amanda Marcotte (note flame war in the comments), Julie Blitzer, Sarah Granger, Kyle McLellan, Mary McClelland and Meghan Warby, all of which look really interesting.
Just as with negative comments on a nonprofit blog and flame wars on a discussion board, organizations will want to set out clear policies about what kind of behavior will be allowed, and they should also be prepared to handle a little unruliness (again, a common issue with all kinds of social media adoption).
I'm probably gonna start a flame war with this comment, but if anyone watches this video they should realize why ATB is not suited for any of the more realistic, mainline FF titles like XV or the VII remake.
Second, it is transparent to most people that Monbiot is mischaracterising the arguments of the people he sets himself up in opposition to — he doesn't answer objections, and he makes straw men out of the flame - war battlefield that is the comments section on commentisfree instead of picking up on the arguments that are actually being made.
On a guest post there should a reasonable number of on topic comments before the flame wars starts.
So tucci «infers» about lolwot's education, and compares him to a «weasel,» and when I point to the facile nature of tucci's reasoning, my comment gets deleted — presumably because Judith considers it «flame warring,» but tucci's comments get described as «fun.»
And then to prevent «flame wars» Judith deletes my comments that are critical of the reasoning of others.
A polite decline to an invite, even including some constructive comments, sees Gavin Schmidt subject to some pretty sloppy reporting, which leads to the inevitable blog flame - war where the usual suspects ascribe all kind of perfidy to GS.
200 Profuse as this author's flames, profanity, and comments explicitly or implicitly impugning the motives of others, and erroneous, specious, or otherwise misleading assertions may be, he remains too much of a bore for celebration in a blog chronocling idiocy, inanity, ideology and horsefeathers in the Climate Wars.
It is also probably best that we be left to simply imagine the possibilities of a blogging, comment or twitter flame war between a Supreme Court justice and a mouthy internet troll.