Posts by Sacha
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Recommend reading that whole article. Thanks, Craig.
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Not a cosmetic request. I'd still like to be able to see a list of older posts please. A "Show More" button perhaps?
There's currently no way of finding a post if it slips off the Recent Discussions/Cafe listing then except via Search (which does not always produce a result and is not configurable).
If it is valuable to keep discussions about a topic together rather than spread across whichever threads are current at various times then this seems fundamental. That's a decision for Russell.
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I am still puzzled how the kneeling fits into it. What millenium is this school living in?
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The design geek in me is always happy if any font choice draws a response. Was merely saying the placement wasn't a technical error of some sort.
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No doubt the only reason he's steering away from claiming that Satyanand provoked him with his brown-ness
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Also, this new ‘Hard News’ font and its placement slipping off the top edge of the banner is not On
Chris, the placement is a deliberate design decision – matches the Public Address logo
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Not for me - especially loving the improvements when posting and editing
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Thanks, Steve. That linked Atlantic story from the critique also makes some compelling points about how skewed Smith's perspective is because of who she is.
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Because right now neither Search nor browsing will find me an existing Paul Henry thread, here’s the latest. Expect a self-pitying, ignorant, unapologetic blurt in New Idea tomorrow, TVNZ tells us today.
[Henry] said he is disgusted at the fact that Bella, Sophie, 20, and Lucy 22, and his 81-year-old mother Olive – who appeared on Breakfast a couple of times – were dragged into the scandal.
But he said one of the things that annoys him most was that the New Zealand government apologised for his original comment.
“The governor-general is a good man and I didn’t say anything that implied he wasn’t a good man or that he wasn’t a New Zealander.
“‘Is he even a New Zealander’ is a cheeky way of starting a conversation about who might be next. To say that proves I’m racist is, if nothing else, illogical.
“I’m appalled that this country officially apologised,” he said. “It was unreasonable for India to seek and apology and worse that we gave one.
“We are apologising for one person in the country exercising their right to freedom of speech. I think that’s an outrage.”
But he is not outraged by his former employer, although he acknowledges he was egged on to be outrageous himself.
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More of em than us, too