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"As you may have noticed, this week we've been changing the way commenting works on the site. The tech-literate among you may be interested to learn that the main change is that comments are now handled server-side rather than client-side". A long overdue change on guardian.co.uk - we are collecting bugs on this thread
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Malcolm has already been delving into the source code of our comment changes to look for the search engine implications - and spots them already being indexed by Google. Those Googlebots don't hang around, do they?
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Good bit of customer service here - the migration to the new My SUN platform took a bit longer than expected, and so there is an apology and a temporary forum to keep users in touch whilst the process gets finished. Neat.
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From the comments: "I got great pictures from a transmitter in France, Lyon, watched the digital TV for 90 minutes, went funny on 83 minutes, but back to normal on 90 minutes, so funny..."
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"It was a matter of genuine surprise to me that the Mail's reaction to the pictures of Wayne and Coleen Rooney leaving hospital with their new baby wasn't a headline screaming 'But where is Kai Wayne's poppy?'"
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Same as it ever was.
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"Our digital essay writers offer Neal's Yard Remedies some advice on how it might have handled the explosion of communications that appeared on the Guardian's website in May."
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I like this line in the report: "Strange apparitions have been making the news a lot lately". Isn't that only because we all think they are good Diggbait?
