[Stultis]

Again. You did not in any way, even indirectly, indicate where the comment came from. There is no way for anyone simply reading your blog post to know the quote was from a comment to one of the articles you linked, or, if so, which one. I only found it, not through any of your links, but be googling a phrase from the quote.

This is all I'm saying.

[moneyrunner]

Let's see, I link to the WSJ article by Paul Rubin and to the Townhall.com article by Paul Driessen, naming both of them by name and you tell me that I'm not giving enough information?

It's the way things are done throughout the Internet. Check out Instapundit, PowerLine, Ace of Spades, Belmont Club, Etc. Etc. Etc. These are some of the most popular Conservative bloggers in the country. They all do the same thing. That's why I do what I do.

Did you bother to click on the links in my post? Did you read them? Did you check the comments?

As I explained, I tried but did not find a way of linking to the comments in the Driessen essay. I'm still waiting for someone to show me how to create a link to a Townhall.com comment.

I then go on to quote most of the comment. If you will note, the quote is indented and in blue, the way I show that I'm quoting someone else. It's a convention I follow in all my posts. It's a convention most other bloggers follow.

Regards.