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Subject: No Comments?
Written By: Leo Jay on 07/07/04 at 3:39 pm
Sometimes I come across a parody that doesn't seem to allow comments, but it doesn't have that "author did not authorize..." comment, so I don't know if comments simply aren't authorized, or if the comments box just isn't showing up due to some glitch.  ???
Case in point...
http://www.amiright.com/parody/2000s/kennychesney6.shtml
Subject: Re: No Comments?
Written By: ... on 07/12/04 at 2:00 pm
Sometimes I come across a thread that doesn't seem to allow comments, but it doesn't have that "author did not authorize..." comment, so I don't know if comments simply aren't authorized, or if the comments box just isn't showing up due to some glitch.  ???
Case in point...
http://www.amiright.com/parody/2000s/kennychesney6.shtml
If you want comments on your parodies, make sure that the box is checked on the parody submission form before you submit.
Subject: Re: No Comments?
Written By: Leo Jay on 07/14/04 at 10:25 am
No, I know that, that's not my question.
Another case in point:
http://www.amiright.com/parody/misc/flattscruggs1.shtml
Subject: Re: No Comments?
Written By: Leo Jay on 07/14/04 at 10:30 am
Never mind -- I just checked out a few of William Tong's (who NEVER authorizes comments) and his don't have that "The author did not authorize..." notation either. I guess Chucky just doesn't use that message anymore.
Surprising, though, that some authors decline to receive comments on even fairly benign submissions...
Subject: Re: No Comments?
Written By: ChuckyG on 07/14/04 at 11:01 am
Never mind -- I just checked out a few of William Tong's (who NEVER authorizes comments) and his don't have that "The author did not authorize..." notation either. I guess Chucky just doesn't use that message anymore.
Surprising, though, that some authors decline to receive comments on even fairly benign submissions...
I think I did some work on the templates a while ago, and must have removed it accidently. If I remember it next time I work on them, I'll add it back.