Comments getting out of hand, Engadget turns them off (AFP)
Posted on 02. Feb, 2010 by Mark in Webmaster News
AFP - Popular US technology blog Engadget pulled the plug on comments Tuesday saying the tone of the remarks had “really gotten out of hand.”
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