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I notice
Posted : Friday May 15th, 2009

... that over time the "community content" sections of the MSDN docs are filling up with stupid people posting questions. Which is pretty much what I said would happen.

"Community content" or comments sections do not belong in documentation. I don't know why this is such a hard concept to understand. Seems some people feel that if users can't post content to a page (preferrably with AJAX of course) that it just isn't a proper webpage.

Just so much nonsense.

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