I honestly don’t understand paid bloggers who have an aversion to commenters. Implying that the readers who frequent your site aren’t intelligent enough to reply to it seems pretty smug to me.

Ryan: You seem to have a healthy respect for innovation, especially as it relates to using the internet to deliver content. This site’s greatest downside is its utter lack of innovation. It’s a difficult thing to reconcile, especially since many of your readers hold you in some sort of esteem.

If you don’t get atleast a chuckle from this site, I feel sorry for you.

Why did that decline take so long?

I think we can all reasonably agree that it’s more likely that I bought it because as a dog owner I understand the business opportunity as opposed to buying it to prove that I like dogs.

On what planet does your comment make any logical sense?

And it’s not like I made this thing myself over the weekend – it’s not a spin off, it’s a sustaining and highly trafficked website. It’s like weighing in on the 3rd season of Frasier and saying it’s just a sequel to Cheers and that those types of shows never work.

You obviously take yourself too seriously, for I see your reply riddled with frustration and that you see your point of view as “the lighter side of life” and my objective criticism as “the dark side”. What is the point of having a comment section if you can’t handle objective criticism? At least mine was positive criticism, for I wished you success with FailDogs. Hey, I am obsessed with dogs too and also own a Dachshund. Although, I am not going to buy a website to prove my obsession.

I guess I am just confused because I don’t see how this website is funny. We both must have a different sense of humor. It just seems like a spin-off of lolcats, which wasn’t funny either. The pictures are kind of funny, except for the caption which makes it not funny. But hey, its your hobby. Have fun with it; and I hope you earn a return on your investment.