Ok, since you made a point of bringing this up, then I'll make a point of correcting you and the argument you're making.

First, we don't censor comments and if a comment is relevant to the post and thus relevant to the conversation, we keep it. If the comment is directly critical of another reader, serves as spam or has no application to the topic at hand, then it goes the way of the dodo.

We accept and listen to contrary opinions all the time here on the PowerPage and some of them prove to be helpful. If one reader is having a problem with a piece of hardware or software and another isn't, then the mixed comments help flesh out the situation at hand.

That being said, when a reader posts something along the lines of "you suck" to another reader or states that the PowerPage has gone downhill without providing anything specific to that end, that's useless to almost everyone involved and only serves a temporary, cathartic purpose for the author of the comment.

Whatever you have to say, we'll be more than glad to listen to. If the comment is derogatory or not part of the conversation, then it has no place on the site.

Since you decided to act like an idiot child, here is your post, corrected for grammar and spelling, free of charge:

"The biggest downfall of your site is that you have no comments... ever. And the reason you have no coments is because you censor comments.

Note, all who see this comment, it will be removed, thereby proving my point."

Chris