Speak Your Mind!

Station.6.Underground has how updated the comments format to the latest version of DISQUS. This comment format tool is widely used across the internet on blogs, news sites, etc. It is easier to use and carries more features than the standard Blogger format for comments, and opens up users to a wider community for interaction on a variety of sites. The latest DISQUS update has some great new features as well, including live updates, so that you can see what others pose in real time!

Jump in and comment on any one of our articles/entries! Show your support or get the debate roaring!

You may sign up for your own DISQUS account to keep track of your conversations across the web wherever the format is used. It is not required here though. You may comment in a variety of ways, including logging in with a DISQUS account, Facebook, Google Plus, or Twitter. You may also manually enter your own nickname instead, may include your own website or email, or even reply completely anonymously! So jump in there and say something without worrying about what your boss would think!

Simply click on where it says "comments" at the bottom of each article/entry to open up the DISQUS comments section. Please give it a few seconds to load though, as it is a tad sluggish here because of all our graphics and embeds in the articles.

We are pretty open as to what sort of comments are allowed, but if you are hesitant to post what's on your mind worrying that it might get blocked, you can check out our POSTING GUIDELINES.

If you have any specific questions, you can email an admin at station.6.underground@gmail.com or contact Captain Six directly at captainsick@gmail.com

We hope to see you jump into the convo soon! All opinions welcome!

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All Comments Welcome!

This blog uses the DISQUS comments application. We have the settings wide open so that you can comment anonymously, through a nickname, with your social media applications, or pretty much however you choose. We abhor censorship here, so feel free to say what's on your mind or even pick a fight with Captain Six. (He actually likes to fight.) Just try not to be a total jackhole. But if you are pissed off and have something to say, then say it you pu**y!

At the bottom of each article, you can click on the "comments" link. If you are linked directly in a single blog entry, DISQUS should appear automatically at the bottom of the article and utility buttons.

Now talk some sheet beotch!

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New Fonts

You may have noticed that we switched to a few new fonts for the site here. The original typeface gave the site a bit more of a retro feel, but over time I found it kind of difficult to read, especially long articles. So a few nights ago I switched over to a some new fonts in order to make the articles a little easier on the eyes. Still not sure I like it though. So, you may see me playing around with it over the next few weeks, but not to worry, no serious shake-ups happening here.

If you want to ring in with your thoughts, does it look better, worse, is it easier to read, etc., feel free to ring in by posting in the comments section below. Wait for the DISQUS app to load (a few secs) and you can post a comment, no membership required. If you are seeing this article on the home page you will have to click "comments" to load DISQUS on the page. Otherwise, if you are on a direct link it should have loaded automatically.

As always, thanks for stopping by.



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