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All these people commenting on the premise that usenet is dead, don't realize it is alive and kicking.

In the future, please edit that stuff out and stick to the substance when commenting here.

Next push some commenting-system on top of it (as they did) but without the Feed-Posts appearing there and all the other crap.

That's a fair point, and there's definitely a difference between being pedantic about design details and commenting on a relevant design-related issue.

The reason I'm commenting is that I'm hoping to get more eyeballs on my original AMA, regarding Edit 3.

Please weigh commenting carefully with your contribution to setting off the flame-war detector.

There is also PubPeer, which allows anonymous commenting on articles, including arXiv preprints.

I would feel the same if you were employed in most any other industry, and commenting in a similar manner.

Given that this is HN, I'd encourage reading and commenting on the substance of the technical paper rather than the marketing webpage.

I was commenting on his suggestion that everyone start serving their own JavaScript files, and writing custom code to check their sanctity.

I'd recharge every now and then so I could keep commenting and voting.

I'm reworking the site as we speak to scrape HN instad of using the API, to provide user authentication and voting, commenting, etc.

Many people commenting here are talking about the use of the term "political".

To me, commenting and sharing are the extroverted alternatives — and liking is the absolute least one can do that still technically qualifies as "social".

Commenting in such a way without citing data makes YOU sound stupid (Sorry).