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Mail Online editorial director Martin Clarke: "We are reviewing our entire moderation policy. This is becoming more and more of an issue for us. We get more comments than we can possibly deal with and our moderation side hasn't been able to keep up."

Stewart Kirkpatrick: "Julie Moult is not alone in writing about something she does not appear to understand. For Tim Ireland himself could be accused of misunderstanding the press. He displays the common naive belief that the reporter whose name appears above a story has anything to do with the thing itself.

Paul Bradshaw puts the Julie Moult story into context: "The Bloggerheads blogger (’Manic’), frustrated by [the Daily Mail story's] inaccuracies, posted a comment on the story correcting it. Because that’s what comments are for, right? Apparently not. The comment was not published.

I’m looking for some people to partipate in a research project in or around Central London next week (9-10 September). More information here.

consumerist.com Reader Jamie’s Applebee’s dinner came with an interesting ingredient: an expiration date sticker. Understandably grossed out, Jamie asked Applebee’s for some new food. They agreed, fished out the sticker and brought the old food back. Reader Jamie's Applebee's dinner came with an interesting ingredient: an expiration date sticker.

SPIEGEL ONLINE - The Dangerous Neighbor: Vladimir Putin Takes on a Powerless West - International Complete guide to the current Russia/Georgia conflict. very good read. [via JM Colberg] An alternative to sIFR: Facelift Image Replacement great for bloggy headers n stuff. good technique.

A headline I never expected to see in the Telegraph, or anywhere else, for that matter.

Sivers/Ferriss interview that will make you think interesting bits from a Tim Ferriss interview. I especially loved the part about using Google Adwords to test the title of his book (the 4-Hour Work Week). brilliant idea. YouTube - We Are The World Japan this is untouchably classic. holy bells.

Even if you’re happily sharing away on delicious, there may still be some bookmarks you don’t want to share — site admin links, banking sites, and, uh, “other” sites. Ahem… If you’ve been looking for a way to backup your bookmarks online, but keep them private at the same time, grab yourself some coffee as we explore your options.

How Hollister Co. Stole Surf: Eight Years After Abercrombie & Fitch Invaded The Surf Market, What Can be Done To Defend Against Them? | Transworld Business very interesting article. and doesn't dood look a little jacked? Incidentally, on Hollister in Mexico: that shit is *everywhere*.