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June 10, 2007

A Note on Comments

For reasons beyond our control, we will be unable to approve comments for publication for about three weeks.

If you choose to leave a comment that you believe we would ordinarily publish, don't be discouraged by its failure to appear immediately.  It will eventually appear and we will bring it up in a future essay, so it won't be missed.

We will be publishing essays on issues that have traditionally not drawn comments, so many may not notice.

Posted by A Watcher on June 10, 2007 at 09:48 PM in Hints and Rules |

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