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I wish he would engage, engage, and engage some more... Well, isn't that as much a problem with blogs as a problem with PZ? As I found by digging through his a

I wish he would engage, engage, and engage some more... Well, isn't that as much a problem with blogs as a problem with PZ? As I found by digging through his archives, he'd already engaged, at some length. The problem is that it's a hassle for either him or us to dig through his backlog and provide links to the meat of his arguments. Blogs are great, but there's certainly room for improvement in the way they organize knowledge.

tokenadult 17y ago
Blogs are great, but there's certainly room for improvement in the way they organize knowledge. Hear. Hear. I appreciate the comments here on HN above suggesting that I should have linked to PZ's review of the two authors' book rather than to his post today about the Boston Globe piece. I chose specificity of response to what was submitted here (yes, and personal convenience in slogging through PZ's blog to find the links) over lengthiness of post and point-by-pointness of reply.
robg 17y ago
I agree to a large extent. That's a big part of the app we're working on. But in these posts, he comes across as angry and bitter. That's no way to engage the general public (even as it might be a great way to engage his audience).