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Liners: The important thing is that King Kong rocks

Gothamist interviews Ron Hogan, author and Galleycat co-editor. Hogan says he got the Galleycat gig when Elizabeth Spiers noticed him bitching in someone’s blog comments. We hope this is not the start of a very painful trend.

Blog-hobo Christopher Coulter, previously BE’d for his semi-anonymous parodies, is fighting off a comment troll, Justin, who thinks he’s doing Scoble a favor. Word on the street (Ha! Ha! Bloggers do not go onto the street!) is that someone’s suing someone for libel. We’ve been asked to delete some comments, which doesn’t seem fair to all you folks digging in our dirt. But let this be a reminder: opinions posted on Blogebrity, in entries and in comments, are those of their respective authors and no one else.

For instance, this opinion: King Kong rocks. Well, that’s Ryan Stewart’s opinion too, and my sources at the Ontology Institute say it’s a fact approaching “axiomatic principle” status.

I’m clicking around on WOW Insider and I hit a pop-up ad from Tribalfusion. It even got past Firefox’s blocks. AOL must be giving WIN the clever marketing strategies that made it such a boon for Time Warner.

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