Sometimes the meaning of "no comment" or refusal to talk is not so obvious.
In the front page investigative story on the Galana-Kulalu irrigation project, "Jubilee's Sh7bn project collapses" (Saturday Nation, February 23, 2019), the Israeli project director refuses to comment on the scandal."I don't want to talk about the government, the employer (the National Irrigation Board), or the project.
I'm just not interested," Mr Ofir Meroz tells journalist Nyambega Gisesa.But what is Mr Meroz trying to tell readers that his company, Green Arava, contracted to build the model farm, is as guilty, or that Kenya is a banana republic?In the story, "Concerns raised over scandal-hit Italian dam builder"(Daily Nation, February 16), journalist Kipchumba Some writes: "(Lawyer Ahmednasir) Abdullahi declined to comment for this article, but our independent sources with knowledge of the matter said that the lawyer told the detectives that his client cannot incriminate itself by admitting to the corruption allegations.
with the opportunity to comment and then "consider and respond to
consider and respond to every comment, (11) but an accurate record is
comment period leading up to the FCC's December 2017 vote to repeal
When you right-click a cell, the menu that appears will offer the correct editing options depending on whether the cell contains a comment or a note.
Threaded comments have been in Microsoft Word for a while and work great.
Another great improvement with the threaded comments is how they can be displayed.
The comment site supposedly came under siege earlier this year by a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack following a segment on John Oliver's HBO show Last Week Tonight.
As the United States Federal Communications Commission readies to repeal the current rules that protect net neutrality, a new Pew Research study of the millions of public comments submitted regarding the issue found that many comments were duplicates and a majority came from temporary email addresses.
The Pew Research Center analyzed more the more than 21.7 million comments submitted to the FCC during the recent public commenting period.
Reader: I have to say the registerguard.com website comments are a cesspool and play a big factor in me not subscribing.
You are not alone in your thoughts on reader comments on our website.
First some background on the R-G's history: We launched Civil Comments in February 2016 after deciding its crowd-sourced moderation was a big improvement over Disqus, our previous commenting platform.
