@allgoodpeople: Occasionally someone pushes the wrong button and a star is given when it wasn't meant to.

@Kaiser-Machead v.2.1.1: I didn't notice a connection before, but now that you've said something...

@NickFoote: Back in the olden days, when you got a star, it meant you had a star on every Gawker site.

@zross312: If the criticism is based on the content of the article, and not the editor, then it should be ok.

@MeredithMcKay: That is how some site work, Engadget for example.

@rob_p: You don't get in trouble for finding lost vowels, just don't tell anybody else after you get it figured out.

@Gary_7vn: MichelleTofi has mod abilities.

@tomsomething: If you do it I will give you a cookie.

@Tsylord: On my widescreen monitor I can almost fit two full size browser windows on a single monitor, I can definitely afford the horizontal loss.

@junior ghoul: That is one drawback of having a star, it is impossible to reply to someone without promoting them.

@Zhuzhu: Whatever you think dude.

@dinniedraco: There are only a couple people that get to do that.

@Kobukson: Nope, only the editors can control the tags assigned to an article.

@Zhuzhu: This article is informative and necessary.

@dinniedraco: You are among the ranks right now, albeit as a gray.

@gayeld: Dsmvwlng lks knd f lke ths.

@Ozzie, The Last Hairbender: If and when that happens, the iPhone will be spread across two networks, so I don't think the hit will be as bad.

@swissdude: You can still send those to #tips.

@FellGrey: If you are going to start commenting it's gonna cost you a monthly fee of 10 dollars.

@jpaisneto: That's good to know, I didn't realize they made phones there.