Website review: Salon.com - Breaking news, opinion,...
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•81 reviews since Jun 21, 2002
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andyhoskinson rated 42 hours ago- This site is so biased, pretentious, and slanted, it's almost a caricature...very difficult to take seriously, even for liberals. Also, the website design/usability stinks, with all the obnoxious ads and pop-up windows.
- dnvrnrrdgrrl rated 4 days ago
- Shit, with style like that, how can you not vote for the man?
- und1sk0 rated 6 weeks ago
- Neutral review -- they have backed off their coverage of the now doomed Clinton campaign, but they still have a lot to make up for. Still, Glenn Greenwald..
- Light-N-Darkness rated 4 months ago
- Another "antifox". You can never have enough of those.
- nails58 rated 5 months ago
- big news, opinion, art and popular culture magazine
- genevievegood rated 5 months ago
- best online magazine for hipsters.
- Thar rated 6 months ago
- In Lewis Carroll's "Through the Looking Glass," Alice tells the White Queen that she cannot believe in impossible things. But the Queen says Alice simply hasn't had enough practice. "When I was your age, I always did it for half-an-hour a day. Why, sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast." That human penchant for belief -- or perhaps gullibility -- is what inspired biologist Lewis Wolpert to write a book about the evolutionary origins of belief called "Six Impossible Things Before Breakfast."
- chummers rated 8 months ago
- I liked the format. Now for something completely different.
- Downstrike rated 9 months ago
- Learn how to set cookies properly yourself, before you tell people that Firefox is doing it wrong. Nobody likes browser snobs. Not even their own mothers.
- nicky187 rated 9 months ago
- Real journalism.
