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9:00AM David Wildgoose | If you have a moment, I’d like to make a quick note regarding comments. More »
Housekeeping: Mind Your Comments, Please
9:00AM David Wildgoose | If you have a moment, I’d like to make a quick note regarding comments. More » 
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Adventures In Scribblenauts
1:00AM Brian Crecente | When I posted my review of Scribblenauts yesterday quite a few people were asking for a place to talk about their own adventures playing the DS title. This is that place. More »
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12:15PM David Wildgoose | We love to hear your comments, we really do. We also have to moderate them. The thing is, it can be a real hassle doing this when we have to wade through the same comment from the same person five, ten or more times. So, when you leave a comment and it doesn’t appear straight away, it’s not because it didn’t work. It’s because we haven’t yet approved it. Most of the time we’ll have it published within minutes, but sometimes it can take a bit longer.
Pro Tip: Patience!
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A Quick Note About Comments
12:15PM David Wildgoose | We love to hear your comments, we really do. We also have to moderate them. The thing is, it can be a real hassle doing this when we have to wade through the same comment from the same person five, ten or more times. So, when you leave a comment and it doesn’t appear straight away, it’s not because it didn’t work. It’s because we haven’t yet approved it. Most of the time we’ll have it published within minutes, but sometimes it can take a bit longer.
Pro Tip: Patience!
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2:50PM Logan Booker | Comments Are Working Again: If you commented in the last couple of hours, and it has yet to appear, I encourage you to try again. We had a small issue with the spam/robot detector. Thanks guys! More » A Week In Comments
2:00PM Brian Ashcraft | Does Brain Age Actually Work? No, Apparently. Comment by Kuraudo Nominated by geekgrrl This is why there’s no class division in high school between the intelligent and the sporty. The Cake Goes to Portal’s Commentary Comment by BolognaFire Nominated by sethmad Imagine: BABIES – Commentary “A big issue we had with starting off development was deciding who our target audience would be.”A Week In Comments
2:00PM Brian Ashcraft | The NES Case That’s A NES That’s Great Comment by: Chanaluss Nominated by: LuisRM so do you have to blow into the back of both cartridges to get it to play? More »
12:26PM Logan Booker | Why Can’t I Comment: Sorry folks, we’re being hammered by spam bots at the moment, so we’ve had to disable comments to make sure the site stays nice and speedy. We’ll activate them again soon. Thanks for your patience! More » 
A Call to Ban
1:00AM Brian Crecente | I woke this morning to find Kotaku at a crossroads, one peopled with a mob. It seems there’s a decision to be made: Do we want Kotaku to be represented by the chatter of a thousand voices, people trying to be heard over one another, many not stopping to think before they talk. Or do we want to cull the crowd, reduce the noise so our many intelligent readers can still be heard over the roar and those who speak take the time to think, to read before doing so. It’s disheartening to think that it has come to this, that unless we’re talking about the relatively safe topics of consoles and their direct by-products there can’t be intelligent discourse on Kotaku. And I don’t understand how we’ve arrived here. More »The One and Only Galactic Multi-Tap
12:00AM Brian Ashcraft | Stephen King Weighs in on Video Game Violence Comment by: bzr_wzr Nominated by: Hayko Just my two cents: The amount of condescension and disrespect here is just unreal sometimes. People with differing values and opinions are not automatically dumb, idiots, morons, fascists, anarchists, or otherwise-negatively connotated. They simply come from different frames of reference. People should respect the opinions of others, unless they are presented in a manner that is just outright rude, hostile, or disrespectful. People on both sides of the argument here have presented valid opinions, and simply writing them off because you happen to disagree with them is ultimately a disservice to yourself and your future as a raitonal human being, not to mention your peers. And, again, I’d like to reiterate that this applies to people on both sides of the issue (or any issue, really). More »
