Andrew, why do none of my posts show up in discussions on Gizmodo? Hell, not even Jezebel censors me. What's the deal man?

Impressive. Very nice.

"It'll be available for both Windows 8 and Windows RT" implies you already need to have Windows 8 or Windows RT.

It has to be said. This is out of hand. Do people not realize what this does to the video quality!?

My God. Can people PLEASE hold the phones the right way, when taking video!?

I still don't accept that. If someone is feeling pressured, or doesn't know what to say, they can say, "I feel pressured" or "I don't know what to say to that." Saying NOTHING is flat-out rude.

I take issue with height being used as the sole differentiator between kids and adults, by the people who created this poster, and Gizmodo.

Weird that that would happen after the AUTHOR recommended my comment... I guess he realized that he also labeled little people as kids...

So, now I'm not even a person? It just gets better and better.

What is up with Kinja? Or is it the author? The author recommended my post, it appeared on top, and now, I can only get to it when checking my post history. I don't see it on the page of the article, at all. What gives?

I am not "just" a troll. :-)

Because I'd like people to word things more appropriately.

The whole thing is stupid, so I'm picking this fight. For one, articles like this are undoing all of the help these posters do - since now we (adults) know that children are getting secret messages saying they can get help. If any of us are abusers, now the secret is out. Great. Now children who get abused will be…

"No one even mentioned little people in the ad."

He or she will never know that help is there, because people think it's more important to hide information from people, rather than let everyone see that help is out there.

"Speak out if you like but no one intentionally referred to little people as children."

- When you market something as being ONLY able to be read by children, then yes, you are intentionally putting another group down. In addition (from the PetaPixel website), "But when the poster is viewed from the average height of…

Exactly. Little people, adults in wheelchairs, dogs, cats, etc... - all children, to some people...

In other words, they don't count? Interesting.

I don't need to make ALL points. I'm speaking out for the little people who were just referred to as children. If you'd like to advocate for the adults who are in wheel chairs, you should.

Most =! all.