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Welcome to the new Midas Oracle subscribers…
I am very happy with the surge in feed subscribers. http://www.midasoracle.org/feed/ I just wanted to remind them that they can also subscribe to the comment feed, so they can also get the comments into their Google Reader, Reeder, or else. … Continue reading
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Wanna discussing finance on my other Midas Oracle blog, powered by P2?
http://midasoracle.wordpress.com/ — powered by P2. If some of you wanna be registered there, so as to have a commenting playground with no limits, let me know. For this website (Midas Oracle .ORG), I came back to WP FrameWork. I still … Continue reading
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Tagged commenting, comments, Midas Oracle, P2
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Midas Oracle is thankful for P2 — a new WordPress theme (a.k.a., blog layout) that smoothes the reading and writing of comments.
- On the frontpage and on the tag/category pages, the comments will appear listed below the post. No need to download the post to read the (favorable or unfavorable) comments. – If you are a registered user and have just … Continue reading
Only registered people can comment on Midas Oracle.
Just a short note to tell you that I have closed the possibility to comment without being registered. Here’s why: Tons of spammers came, and it provoked server saturation. To add salt injury, the spammers have circulated the URL of … Continue reading
Who is FoolsGold?
That guy/gal left pretty smart comments on our good doctor Pennock’s blog… If you know who is FoolsGold, contact me.
Nigel Eccles addresses all the TechCrunch UK comments about FanDuel —except mine, of course.
Nigel Eccles: Thanks everyone for the comments. Regarding the ‘How is this different from X’ questions: OneSeason – We are big fans of OneSeason and the team behind it. I think it is a pretty revolutionary idea however it is … Continue reading
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Tagged comments, FanDuel, Nigel Eccles, TechCrunch UK
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Robin Hanson is a web community super star.
Andrew Gelman: I’ll write something fuller on my own blog, but I have to admit I envy Robin the lively and thoughtful participation he gets here. Robin is certainly doing something right to be generating this sort of discussion every … Continue reading
Midas Oracle Comment Policy
Only registered members are able to comment. (People can register themselves.) Midas Oracle [*] has a do-follow plugin for links inserted in comments, so the ideas you leave here help you build a higher PageRank for your own blog or … Continue reading
Blog commenters should be selected.
I fully agree with Henry Blodget. We also screen commenters, here, on Midas Oracle. As for anonymity: One thing I learned about business journalism when I was actually in business (Wall Street) was that anyone who went on the record … Continue reading →