@Kaiser-Machead v.2.1.1: My point is that trolls are going to troll, idiots are going to be idiots, and people that get banned are just going to sign up for another account. No official guidelines are going to change that.

Why does the management keep posting this article?

@barjohn: But it's not libel if it is true... right?

@Firesphere: I don't find your analogy to be particularly apt in this situation. If you are trying to make a comparison to residential ISPs, it would be more akin to me paying X for EDGE service, X + $20 for 3G, X + $40 for 4G, etc.

@Ccomfort: So what empirical data is this based upon? Can you point me towards something or am I just to take your word for it?

@Ccomfort: "Hated" is not a metric by which I would judge a cellular network. Look at what specifically?

@The Professor: I suppose it depends where you live. I am in the Seattle area and T-Mobile's coverage is flawless.

@Voldy1: Whatever you say tough guy. Seriously though...

@jesterspawn: You can count on me buddy!

This is another prime example of Microsoft not understanding the consumers that they are going after.

@Hello Mister Walrus: Ha, thanks for sharing that.

@dislexicmofo: In the hands of someone with skill, they really don't have a choice other than to bite (as evident by the number of replies to this post).

@DfizzleShizzle: The entire point of this article was the effect that looking at this type of stuff all day may or may not have on an individual. I simply commented on the article with my perspective on the situation.

@Voldy1: I'd love a finger bra... could do all sorts of things with it (i.e. propping a window open).

@Swimatm: Ha!

@Voldy1: I am also glad that you think it matters enough for you to comment on.

@lostarchitect: Yeah, don't click on it at work unless nobody can see what is on your screen and you don't have monitoring software.

@lostarchitect: Click the link and you will see. Don't be such a pussy - or are you just at work?

@lostarchitect: FFS, just click on it. It is a series of "disturbing" images.