Running in to say this and then running away again

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Meme seen everywhere: Pick up the nearest book to you. Turn to page 45. The first sentence describes your sex life in 2012.

"TIP: Specifications should detail the desired behaviors, not the specific implementations."
- The Web Testing Companion by Lydia Ash

Yup, that sounds about right.

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i copied this from one of the coeumnitims i'm a part of ontdcreepy. i tried it and it seems to work. i figured i had the obligation to share it with all of you.If you want to disable the ability for your commenters to crosspost their comments to FB and Twitter, you can do the following:go to the main menu and click:JournaltoJournal StyletoCustomize your themetoCustom CSS(this will just show up as a large box, and should be either empty or be full of code.If blank, just copy paste code and click save.if it has code, scroll to the bottom and click save.Post this in with your other CSS coding:/* ---FB-Twitter Comment Ticky Fix--- */.b-repost-items, .b-repost-item, .b-repost-item IMG, #entry-form-wrapper .b-repost-item, b-repost-item-fb {display: none;}.b-repost-item .repost_disabled {color: #CCC;display: none;}This disables the boxes that gives commenters the option of sending their comments to Twitter or Facebook. Problem solved.Courtesy of [info]valkyrwench, who got it from [info]delaese.Thank DOYC for people who can crack and share code. YAY!ETA: This will only work for your journal style. Anyone who reads in their style will still see, and be able to use, those ticky boxes.