Did you read the article? Better yet, did you read the comments at the bottom of The Inquirer's articles? You know things are bad when a media organization real

Did you read the article? Better yet, did you read the comments at the bottom of The Inquirer's articles? You know things are bad when a media organization realizes that online discussions about sports _in Philadelphia_ are the least toxic ones on their site. This was a good decision. Nothing of value was lost. The 2% of productive commenters can go back to writing letters to the editor. The 98% can go back to the chans.