Dunno why I’m just discovering this now three years later, but WHERE HAS THIS BEEN ALL MY LIFE haha. This ought to be part of the main Kinja Support pages. If I could follow/subscribe to this blog, I would.

what about alt+f4 or cmd +q

Blessed are those who read before they comment.

Editor’s note: Yeats (or perhaps Achebe) was right: Things fall apart. And for The Root’s Senior Editor Kirsten West Savali, in the last year, those three words have become like a living mantra.

Ernie I love you, I’ve missed you, I’m so glad to be home.

At least we get Ernie posting gifs of laughing villains. That’s a plus?

I’ve been meaning to write something about the recent progress we’ve seen as non-Kinja tech FMG team members (but partners none the less) and haven’t found the proper forum or time... maybe this is it!

Wait a minute, if you rearrange the letters of Caitlin Rosberg it spells “James T. Kinja,” the founder of Kinja.com!

Ernie is the best, don’t bad talk Ernie to me. Ernie is beloved. He contains multitudes.

Hey, A.V. Club reader. This is it. Our site is now live on Kinja, bringing The A.V. Club into the same publishing fold as the rest of our new friends at the Gizmodo Media Group, and completing a transformation that has been many arduous, anxious months in the execution. We’re gonna try not to break it.

I’ve been on kinja for years, so I’m not going to abandon the site because of the change. I post fairly frequently in io9 and occasionally on some of the other sites. But I do think we’re going to lose a lot of commenters and that’s not something I’m particularly happy about. I get the reason for this; I just don’t…

The comforts in considering the white nationalists in Charlottesville, Va., to be fringe are obvious. For white people, speaking of them and their views as if they’re unique and anomalous allows them (the “good” white people) to distinguish themselves from these racists, while also minimizing their ubiquity and…

McLevy, this is a reply to Ernie’s “no,” which doesn’t have the same threaded nesting that Disqus does. Fun thing, tho: If you’re reading on mobile, Disqus flattens all the comments. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Wait, the fuck? This looks nested as hell to me.

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