Jay Fitzgerald has a bone or two to pick with my Monday post that criticized the Boston.com blogs for not allowing comments.
Interesting follow-up comments have also been flowing here and here over on Universal Hub.
Update: John Daley chimes in as well.
Update No. 2: Mark Briggs has some thoughts on the credibility of comment-enabled blogs.
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