MetaTalk

The question located at http://ask.metafilter.com/137148/What-clever-relationship-hacks-have-you-come-up-with is one of the most favorited posts of all time, created in 2009. I've found some of the advice in there immensely useful in my own relationships and have referred back to it often. [more inside]
posted by softlord at 3:20 PM - 11 comments

Given what's started to come out at the tail end of the prostate research thread, it seems to me like either the thread ought to be deleted or at least some of the links stripped out. To whatever extent the continued existence of the AskMe supports this person's behavior, it shouldn't.
posted by gerryblog at 6:05 PM - 115 comments

Concerning small text. [more inside]
posted by Miko at 10:37 AM - 122 comments

So are we officially too sensitive to talk about religion on the blue these days? [more inside]
posted by es_de_bah at 2:13 PM - 157 comments

I'm pretty annoyed that the FFP on gun studies and the CDC was pulled. Granted, there are similar threads open, but this seems like new information to me. I feel like we're being unnecessarily cautious about the gun control discussion, in a way that feels a bit repressive.
posted by daisystomper at 12:57 PM - 122 comments

From the FAQ: "Do not post a question to AskMetafilter assuming you can have it removed once it has been answered. This is unfair to the people who answered the question and diminishes the usefulness of the site. " Yet the poor soul who wasn't getting the answers they wanted was able to delete ">their question without a problem? What gives?
posted by Grither at 10:09 AM - 14 comments

As most people are probably aware there was a mass shooting at a Connecticut elementary school this morning. This comes after a shooting in a mall outside of Portland, OR earlier this week. I'd like to discuss events like this with the Metafilter community, but what is the right way to do so (or is there even a way to do so)?
posted by 2bucksplus at 10:01 AM - 490 comments

I'm a big fan of borderline-believable alternate history myself, but I thought there was a general Metafilter policy against this sort of FPP?
posted by 256 at 6:31 PM - 42 comments

I'd like to see a change in attitude towards Scottish people on Metafilter. [more inside]
posted by sgt.serenity at 2:48 PM - 192 comments

Could we possibly stop using the phrase "first world problem?" [more inside]
posted by GenjiandProust at 7:41 AM - 288 comments