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Over at my buddy Ean’s place, sipping (!!) some raki and edumacating him … once again, for the 200th time, why blogs are a good thing …
You know more than me, we know more than you, and wherever this all going, we're going there together.
Go ahead .. say whatever it is that you have to say. It’s also useful to remember that we’re mostly all the same and appreciate a minimum of decency and respect.
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December 1, 2005 at 2:13 pm
Anonymous
Jon, to your knowledge, has anyone come up with a blogging feature whereby participants in a comments thread are made privy to sub rosa email exchanges generated by the conversation (not to the content of the exchanges, just that they exist)? One suspects that this has occurred sometimes when a rousing comments thread suddenly goes dry. It’s an odd sensation when a “public” conversation abruptly ends that way. –a.mole