Let's theorize what goes on in the average day of the slashdot editors:
10:42 AM - get out of bed.
10:45 AM - first Dr Pepper of the day.
10:46 AM - unglue keyboard from desk, check stock market.
10:56 AM - find a few interesting tech stories on the web. This is easy, since users send them to us all the time.
11:04 AM - post said stories to slashdot, disregarding spelling and journalistic impartiality.
11:08 AM - start playing Quake 3 (or whatever the game of the moment is).
3:15 AM - go to sleep.
If I'm wrong about anything, it's that they get up even later than that. And I couldn't figure out what time that order the pizza for dinner. But they have pepperoni on them.
It sounds to me like someone has Slashdot editor envy.
Content - The content of slashdot is, admittedly, targeted towards geeks. But apparently not very smart ones. Regardless of the target audience, the content is never challenging - it never pushes the reader to think.
Wow. You must be one smart cookie. Since I cannot say that I have read every article that has ever been posted on Slashdot it would seem that I am in no position to argue with you.
One word for you slashdot folks: dictionary. Try one on for size.
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It sounds to me like someone has Slashdot editor envy.
Content - The content of slashdot is, admittedly, targeted towards geeks. But apparently not very smart ones. Regardless of the target audience, the content is never challenging - it never pushes the reader to think.
Wow. You must be one smart cookie. Since I cannot say that I have read every article that has ever been posted on Slashdot it would seem that I am in no position to argue with you.
One word for you slashdot folks: dictionary. Try one on for size.
I'll stick to clothes thank you.