I’m left to wonder why, in all these years, nobody has accused Digg of “comment fragmentation”. Furthermore, all the bloggers who are crying and bitching about “give me MY comments” ALL have their blog plastered with the “Digg This” and “Subscribe to me” links on each and every page (and as soon as WordPress offers the friendfeed button they will add that too)… well guess what you, if you don’t want people commenting on your content somewhere other than your site, then pull the fucking buttons off and stop offering an RSS feed, DUH!!! God damn people can be fucking stupid. “Don’t comment at Digg, but Digg it still… then come back here and comment.” Piss off already… god, who needs this pretentious shit? Don’t people like that already know that many worthless bloggers have come and gone before them on that very train?? They need to get off at the next stop. period.

Ok… phew… i got that off my chest. i just really fucking hate the term “comment fragmentation”… it makes me want to break things, and that’s not ok.

“comment fragmentation” = George W. Bush would say that about offsite commenting, were he a blogger. (though he would egregiously mispronounce “fragmentation” it doesn’t change the fact that bloggers who cry over spilled comments are just pathetic… can’t they just all be like Frederic, happy that people are reading them? happy to be noticed and relevant? Some newbies just don’t get it… oh well, their loss. The web never forgets and she is a cruel punisher of hypocrisy.)