I think you’re missing the point that it’s not purely aesthetic, that the complaints are centered around, it’s the functionality.

...but no worries about the backyard filled with battle-hardened eunuchs, amirite?

Vague, fleeting memories of this movie haunted me as a child. Even when specifics about the plot and character have left me.

Hands down, Angels in America. Challenge, crisis, faith, transformation.

Oh, I’m using Kinjamprove. And while definitely better than vanilla Kinja, I find it just highlights how Team Kinjamodo seems to not take some pretty basic under-the-hood upgrades very seriously.

Oh, I certainly don’t treat it as any more than a very limited, limited, sample. But not one that I think 100% useless.

As a matter of self-assortative gravitation of communities to specific platforms - it seems the Kinjatariat response to the AVC migration seems best summarized as “get over it, you big crybabies.”

Ultimately, it’s more that that the backend moderation tools attached to Kinja are more of a bulwark against the kind of targeted harassment and trolling that the good ladies and gentlefops over at Jezebel attract, irrespective of the gore and pr0n pics.

Am I missing this conversation further downthread - or perhaps in yesterday’s post?

...is easily the part that makes me the most nervous about all this.

Sean, thanks for taking the time not only to help individual members of the community - but also for keeping us apprised of goings-0n, during the transition. It’s clear how much of a stake y’alls have in mitigating whatever discomfort everyone’s having during this process.

All salient, articulate points. In a different kind of mixed-franchise setting, it might be concurrently optimistic and cynical to imagine that showrunners would count on continued seasons of even the weakest performing components for planned continuation of the story.

Well, we’ve been giving Petrie and Ramirez plenty of criticism for uneven pacing - not just across The Defenders, but really all of the MCU-flix properties.

I mean, there was a touch of that element with Disqus - particularly with ultra-high traffic carpet like the Game of Thrones threads. But it's clear our new Kinja overlords magnify that problem several times over.

I mean, there was a touch of that element with Disqus - particularly with ultra-high traffic carpet like the Game of Thrones threads. But it's clear our new Kinja overlords magnify that problem several times over.

It's at least as much that Kinja's star-sorting system kind of guarantees that new conversations are squashed in favor of old running ones.

It's at least as much that Kinja's star-sorting system kind of guarantees that new conversations are squashed in favor of old running ones.

…and not even the fun kind!

…and not even the fun kind!