I know the Republic allows comments on some stories, such as this one about the Pentagon-Iran boat flap. With it, there's an advisory called Post a Comment that says: "This is a public comment zone. Readers are solely responsible for the content of their posts and must comply with our Terms of Service and Rules of Engagement. Report offensive content by clicking on the 'Report abuse' link."
OK! Turn that commenting sucker on for the Clark-Johnson story, and Gannett Blog readers can join Arizona civic leaders who "enthusiastically" greeted the news she's leaving the company. Hmmm. Kind of strange wording. Is that really what you editors meant it to say?
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