The backside of Scienceblogs.com is gettin' some tunin' tonight, starting in about 30 minutes or so. That's what she said. So, we cannot post anything and you cannot post comments (though it may seem like you can) until, hopefully, tomorrow morning.
Afterwards, we all hope, posting (by us) and commenting (by you) is not going to be as frustrating as it has been for a while. No more "submission error" messages, no more multiple copies of a comment, or so they promised....fingers crossed.
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