Readers may have noticed numerous deletions of comments recently. We get few comments, which is fine -- we're most happy readership is 'way up -- but recently those we've been getting are little more than thinly (or not at all) disguised ads, lures to get our readers to links not germane to IntLawGrrls' venture. Accordingly, today we move to moderated comments -- only those that do contribute to the dialogue in the post to which it's appended will appear on the blog. Let's hope this does the trick, at a time when many blogs are shifting to a no-comments policy. A comment about comments
Readers may have noticed numerous deletions of comments recently. We get few comments, which is fine -- we're most happy readership is 'way up -- but recently those we've been getting are little more than thinly (or not at all) disguised ads, lures to get our readers to links not germane to IntLawGrrls' venture. Accordingly, today we move to moderated comments -- only those that do contribute to the dialogue in the post to which it's appended will appear on the blog. Let's hope this does the trick, at a time when many blogs are shifting to a no-comments policy. 
