Forbes, We Also Have Trackbacks, too.

One thing that's interesting, after making a remark about Michelle's refusal to have the comment box switched on, is that why didn't Forbes put up a comment box up of its own just to gage the reader's responses in the spirit of bloggers everywhere? Seems kind of facetious and one-sided of Forbes to put down Michelle Malkin for her refusal to turn on the comment box in her blog. Is there some kind of an unwritten bloggers' rule where you MUST have the comment box turned on? Why would Michelle Malkin want to see such tripes from mindless dweebs bent on Ad Hominem attacks?

Here is what Forbes missed. Michelle Malkin's has her trackback turned on while Little Green Footballs does not but have the comment box turned on instead. While Powerline blog does not have either trackback nor comment turned on. Why the deft targeting at Michelle Malkin's blog, Forbes?

As for trackbacks, they are also another way of voicing your own opinions by agreeing, disagreeing or simply have a different view of Michelle Malkin's blogs by linking (as a common courtesy and an unwritten rule of thumb) to her site by using her trackback address.

How dense is Forbes in the world of blogging?


UPDATE: Michelle Malkin (Betsy Newmark) added my link in her update regarding Forbes absentmindedness.

UPDATE2: Welcome Michelle Malkin readers. Be sure to give Betsy Newmark a hearty "Thank You" for helping Michelle Malkin a much needed vacation break. People do need a break now and then. Meanwhile, happy recharging Michelle Malkin!