I’m on Facebook

13 thoughts on “I’m on Facebook”

1. I hope Frobes gets easier. I often want to comment on those but he interface is a pain so I tap out.Report

   1. Ideally, we’re supposed to migrate to Facebook comments. That would be a big step forward.Report

      1. Eep! Not for me. Would there be an opt-out?Report

         1. I don’t know. You don’t facebook?Report

            1. I don’t facebook, either. Still, I’m sure that the commenting in facebook will be better than Forbes’ system (which always hangs when I try to register).Report

            2. [Insert real name here] facebooks, but Will Truman does not.

               Hopefully Plinko is right nad I will be able to use my Yahoo account.Report

         2. If it’s the facebook social plugin that Thinkprogress uses, you can use a Yahoo! or Hotmail account to post comments with more anonymity if you don’t use facebook or don’t want to attach your political snarkiness to it.

            I have to say Yglesias’ comment sections are actually worth reading now that they’ve implemented it.

            I was happy with your posts on G+, though you don’t seem to hit all of them. Here’s hoping there’s an integrated module where you can post them both someday.Report

            1. I really really dont like the way the comments are handled with facebook.Report

2. Is is true we subscribers are supposed to get a designer henchmen outfit? ‘Cause I’m still waiting for my EDK minion gear.Report

   1. Holy crap I need to get to work in Illustrator. The possibilities just exploded in my head. I’m dizzy.Report

      1. Badger theme, maybe?Report

3. Whew, for a second I thought you meant the comment section here would switch to Facebook! Good to know it’s the Forbes site instead, you kinda scared me there.Report

4. I’ve seen a lot of sites use multiple sign-in options with Google, Facebook and others being accepted. My Google account is tied to my blogging name so I always go with that.Report

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