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Typical MND misrepresentation: shame on you, Glenn Sacks

Hoyden About Town - April 18, 2008 - 11:52am

Alert blog-readers may have noticed that many blogs, including this one, use a “cut” or “more” tag on longer posts, so that only the first few paragraphs show on the main page, and to read the full story one needs to click on a link that usually says “continued” or “read more”. The text used to anchor such more-links is fully customisable according to a webmaster’s whims. Read more »

Typical MND misrepresentation: shame on you, Glenn Sacks OK, his explanation does make sense after all

Hoyden About Town - April 18, 2008 - 11:52am

Alert blog-readers may have noticed that many blogs, including this one, use a “cut” or “more” tag on longer posts, so that only the first few paragraphs show on the main page, and to read the full story one needs to click on a link that usually says “continued” or “read more”. The text used to anchor such more-links is fully customisable according to a webmaster’s whims. Read more »