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I think the new design looks very amateur. At least the old one had some charm in its faults. The new one just looks like some weird cut and paste of the old one and some new half-baked design. As far as the profile stuff I don't know what the hell to do. Why do I want to look at my comments and why would others want to look at my comments? Aren't comments relevant only if there's something to be commented on? It's like because Gawker did something everyone thinks comments are the hot shit (I don't know what Dave was talking about above but maybe that's why Idolator has beef). Do you guys personally know anyone who reads comments on someone's profile? No one cares. Have you guys ever heard of Open ID or Open Social? When am I going to be allowed to register once instead of starting over every time someone gets the bright idea to build a community? I'm no expert but it just seems like there's so much out there and you guys didn't take advantage of any of it. Anyway, still dig your site but hoped for something a bit more exciting and relevant than messages from Movable Type. Keep on keepin on!

on Video Hangover: "All Star Rap Jamz" at March 19, 2008 3:52 AM
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Ouch. Shouldn't he be whistling or something?

on SXSW: Peter Morén Performs At PASTE/Stereogum Party at March 19, 2008 3:31 AM
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