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Okay, I'm now offering HaloScan.com Weblog Commenting and Trackback on the blogs, because blogger.com's policy of not allowing blogger.com members to comment except as anonymous is particularly ridiculous, especially since I don't really want a bunch of anonymous comments on my blog. I'm stubborn, though, and have left the blogger.com comments there in my blogs for awhile. I keep thinking blogger.com will have to eventually change this policy. If they don't change it soon, though, I'll likely just turn the blogger.com comments off. Have fun.

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