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@JKinNYC: Can't

@JKinNYC: Resist

@JKinNYC: Testing

@JKinNYC: No more collapsing! Yays!

hoorah i can reply to anyone now!

It's nice to see that commenter's are worthy of advancements in their commenting world.

Humm, it works! but what about the other sister sites? like gizmodo - or for that, all the Gawker Media sites?

finally! @BigNutty: seconded. especially jezebel.

Looks good. But I'll never install Greasemonkey again until Mozilla gets javascript working a lot better. I'm tired of seeing Firefox max out the CPU for quite a few seconds, and that's just the stuff that gets loaded on pages, not Greasemonkey scripts.

It's not working on Kotaku :(

@Project Thanatos: Earl's notes say just Consumerist and Lifehacker. Hopefully this script works for longer than a week. (The time in takes for Gawker to switch up the site somehow.)

Hey, I'm on TV. ;)

Thanks guys!

@Bryan Price: You can install it and then leave it turned off except when you specifically need it either via the site include/exclude list or by clicking the monkey face on the status bar to toggle it.

@chulo_allen: The default list IS rather small and should be expanded. Fortunately, you can add to it on your own in the Greasemonkey extension options screen.

What's the full list of sites? Anyone got one?

I came across this recently. Not sure how it works yet as I haven't had time to play with it but looks like it might help where you want to track comments you make at various blogs:
[www.cocomment.com]

why doesnt everyone use slashcode?

@faust1200: You have to add [kotaku.com] and [www.kotaku.com] to the Included Pages list. I did that with Gawker and Jezebel.

@tahl: Thanks for the tip! I successfully added Gizmodo.

Why not fix the site such that every browswer is compliant with the nesting comments?

Yes, I really do use IE7. So does a big % of the USA.