Sentences with phrase «long comment thread»

With the ongoing discussions about Bruce Waltke's video at the BioLogos website and his subsequent resignation from RTS, as well as the long comment thread here at Evangel about events in Genesis, I thought I would post some thoughts about the relationship between science and religion that....

First, I think it's highly amusing that a post stating, in effect, «the debate is over» has produced the longest comments thread in JQ's history.

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Long history with Sabio and this comment was in direct response to another thread.

As Julie herself has suggested in a few comments on this thread, it's the sob storyline of «the suffering spouse» whose wife has become mentally ill, and the marriage has long since declined, but she is still grasping to keep it alive or alternatively to take revenge, and et cetera, et cetera.

It didn't take me long to realize that Gary and I were on the same side — but sometimes things get lost in comments and threads.

I didn't comment in the other thread so it wasn't that it go too long for me, the focus just drifted.

I wonder how long it'll be before the comment threads devolve into arguments about Hitler's religion (or lack thereof).

NP, I've read your blog for quite a long time now and I've got ta say that there is no other blog that I read that consisently has comment threads like the one above.

So my friend Carl Scott sent me an email asking if he could contribute a reflection on the Porcher - Pomo debate that is a bit long for a normal comment on the thread below.

Don't really want to get involved in a discussion about the site in the recruiting thread, but I would think / hope that the above comment would really strike a chord with long - time readers of the site.

Someone commented on Dr. Amy's other Ina thread that what Ina was writing about is A-OK as long as the mother consents.

In the end, this one status update sparked a 22 - comment - long discussion thread involving six people (including me), none of whom except the two other Rice alumni were connected in any way other than through having known me at some point.

Any concerns about breaching election rules (which is why the thread referred to above is closed to comments) will no longer apply.

I did find a long thread of comments in support of LCR on the summit's Facebook page, as well as a few tweets like these:

The physics blogosphere carried long threads of comments attacking and defending the theory and then attacking the tone of the discussion.

Reading this comment stream makes me so sad — filled with people who long to use Peter's experience to cheat, to return to stuffing themselves with cake, to drinking... unless, like Peter you exercise an enormous amount (and while it's less than he used to, it's still way more than most people in this thread do), you'll gain all your weight and health problems back.

the good thing was, you could name a movie / tv that virtually everyone else had long forgotten about, and there the page would be, with a message board to use for it... meant you could read other comments / questions by people, even if there were very few threads on the show / person because of their obscurity..

Set forth below is the text of a comment that I recently posted to the discussion thread for another blog entry at this site: «Robert Shiller is the one who published peer - reviewed research in 1981 showing that valuations affect long - term returns.

There was actually another comment earlier in the thread that pointed out that people seem to ignore valuation when looking at long - term stock performance.

Josie, if you think there's any innocence about it, I suggest you read the comment thread linked below until you can no longer stomach it, note the patience and tolerance exercised by Schmidt et al. who did not allow stomach - turning content to deter from spending all spare and sleep time dealing with it, and then join the fray.

Trouble is the results are on an old comment thread at Tamino's place, and the post is no longer accessible, so I'm working from memory.

As a long time reader I miss your energy and knowledge in the comment - threads.

The ideology — as defined above — is obvious, from the CRU e-mails, from some of the «pro-AGW» websites, from IPCC activities, and particularly from some of the longer comments in recent threads here.

IMHO the reason that this thread has lasted so long and received so many comments is that Vaughan Pratt has posted a contentious document and then (a) studiously ignored all information that shows it to be a dud, and (b) continued to throw out irrelevant challenges.

I thought it was just a random comment at the end of a long thread nobody would pay any attention to.

It is a LONG thread of comments!

THANK YOU to everyone who heard Maria Pita and sent a letter off to their favorite politician or editor, or made comment in the long thread online at The Australian, highlighting the many inadequacies in the recent report by the Technical Advisory Forum into the homogenization of historical temperature data by the Australian Bureau of Meteorology.

On a side note: Courtney's announcement he made in https://wattsupwiththat.com/2012/10/28/manns-hockey-stick-disappears-and-crus-briffa-helps-make-the-mwp-live-again-by-pointing-out-bias-in-ther-data/#comment-1127600 to not respond to my comments in this thread anymore, was true only for as long.

In a comment on a Facebook - book thread, Miriam Robinson said she is no longer using the terms climate change, global warming, or similar.

Joules would like you to know that he is no longer participating in this thread because his comments were being purposely held up such his ability to rejoin and rebut was unfairly hampered.

What amazes (and sometimes even annoys) me about that long - running thread (heading towards 40,000 comments?)

The «Share» command in Safari makes it easy to email links to posts on WUWT to friends and relatives, but I know most don't have the time to spend studying long, often intricate arguments, and references to people they never heard of, not to mention reading lengthy Comments threads.

This is why these threads end up 1000 comments long.

Given that it's next to impossible for me to engage in a direct exchange with someone here because of Judith's moderation of my comments, I'll just link to a couple of previous threads where I've been engaged in discussion about how Schneider's comments play out in the climate wars: Besides, I wouldn't want to subject you to more «long abstract musing,» right?

Peter, I have deleted you first new comment (your fifth undeleted comment on this thread) because it is too long, off topic and repeats material you have posted many places elsewhere on my blog.

I point to that comment thread because it contains many long comments with references to positive results bias and the deep cultural dysfunction of the scientific community.

I don't know when these last two comments were made as I stopped monitoring this thread a long time ago.

On sundry comment threads, I admit this, and tell minimalists / deniers: «My fiancée's Dad skippered the first n - sub under the cap in the fifties, and described to me what it was like to carefully crawl under it looking for that rarest spot to safely surface, in a long - into - the - night reminiscence in the mid-seventies.

First, for those of you who might already use Slack and Hipchat, it's notable that Teams looks like it will include the ability to have threaded comments, where you can reply inline in a conversation — a feature that Slack, for one, has said for a long time now that it has been working on but has yet to include.

So before you quit, go into groups or threads where you've left comments or messages and delete the ones you no longer want there.

For example, while you're reading through comments, you'll notice with each indent in a long thread, the line next to the comment has a different color, making it easier to differentiate between the posts.