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donviti is apparently an active Delawareliberal contributor again...

... or at least his contributor status has been restored and the "admin" designation has been removed from his older posts.

Meanwhile, the blogosphere continues to await the blockbuster explanation post that both Delawaredem [who has also unquit] and Liberalgeek [who is suddenly posting again right after I noted that he wasn't] have promised for prime time this evening.

Is jason in or out? One DD comment from this afternoon asserts he will still be around.

I haven't seen this much drama since my daughter's first middle-school dance.

Comments

My guess is we won't here a peep on this scandalous topic.
Libertarian in Colorado said…
I'll bring the popcorn and ju-ju fruits.
Brian Shields said…
There must be an intense internal debate, because for them to go about 8 hours during the evening without a story posted a quite unusual.
Macho Camacho said…
Very intense. Word has it they brought TWO cups!
LiberalGeek said…
Donviti's name has been restored in the database and the old posts are now properly attributed. I just fixed what got broken.

Thanks for noticing.
Nancy Willing said…
Jason should never have given over administrative control of his blog. We see the ridiculous result of overblown egofucks and now the dogged scramble back to respectability. Isn't it true that herding DEMs is worse than herding cats?

I can't help believing that Steve Newton had a great deal to do with how the Dellies decided to 'fix' what was broken. Way to keep the sunshine shining, Steve.

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