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October 14, 2009

We Are Experiencing Technical Difficulties With The Lawnmower Man

Please know that we are aware of the multiple 404 errors on this site. We're working on it. The phones should be ringing in unison across the world soon.

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Comments (6) latest by DJKM

August 25, 2009

Temporary Log-In Solution? If you are having trouble logging in to your Official Videogum Commenter Profile, try clearing your cache and cookies. That seems to work sometimes.

Comments (17) latest by Lakonislate

July 29, 2009

Important News For Videogum Commenters As a temporary fix to an on-going bug, you can now type:

))&lt;>(( in a comment and it will show up as ))<>((. You're welcome!

Comments (70) latest by Blondie

July 6, 2009

A Temporary Solution For Commenter Log-Ins?

You guys, I know that the commenter log-in system is a mess. Sorry. We are working on it. Until then, commenter Becca seems to have discovered a temporary solution:

try this. sign out. then sign in - NOT AT THE TOP - but at the bottom where you leave a comment. and then when you comment, put in your name and email, even though you're signed in. IT WORKS!

Hopefully that should work for now, and hopefully everything will be back to normal soon. Fingers crozzed. Thanks, Becca.

(UPDATE: Maybe not so much.)

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May 14, 2009

We Are Experiencing Technical Difficulties With The Lawnmower Man

Please be patient. We should be injected into the mainframe computer and become pure energy soon.

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December 30, 2008
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An Open Letter To Black Entertainment Television Regarding Their Cease And Desist Letter

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(This week, we're highlighting some of our favorite Videogum posts / video-related moments of 2008. So that's why things look different, and are old, this week. And Happy Almost New Year!)

Originally posted on Videogum on June 6, 2008.

Dear Black Entertainment Television,

First let me say how excited I am to have received your "Cease and Desist" letter. It is the first letter of this nature that I have ever received, and as such it legitimizes me. What your letter says is that someone thinks that this bullshit is read by enough people (it is not), and that it matters (it doesn't). Someone thinks that I have violated their rights! Success! A "Cease and Desist" letter is like a blog's Bar Mitzvah. Now videogum.com is a man.com. It would have been nicer if I could have received the letter right before Mother's Day, to fill our brunch with pride, but a Father's Day miracle isn't bad. Anyway, thank you for that.

Now, I'm no lawyer, but I've watched every iteration of Law & Order at least once, except for Trial By Jury, but no one watched Trial By Jury.

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December 16, 2008

We're BACK Sorry about that, you guys. Also, any comments you may have left from about 9:00AM until 2:30PM today have been lost. Why don't you take this opportunity to post them here without context as an act of protest.

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We Are Experiencing Technical Difficulties With The Lawnmower Man

Please be patient. We should be injected into the mainframe computer and become pure energy soon.

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