The most recent corvid post, titled "An Environment of Operations," is a point-by-point exploration and refutation of a more simpler entry, "An Environment of Surfaces... Reflection 1.1" by Art Jacobson, where he states "You are the sort of person who did this or that, there and then, to him or her. If you were not perfectly clear about what sort of person you were, how could you deny that you're really that sort of person?" Though I appreciate the Raven's literacy and undeniable intelligence, his "Environment" essay seems to me a very academic and dry way to state that "No, you really can't judge a book by its cover." But anyway...

In the same post as his own "Environment," Mr. Jacobson adds a second entry [C'mon, people! Really! Why that habit of including multiple entries for separate ideas in the same post? I mean, are they related by anything else but the fact that you sat down to type them at the same time? - id] titled "The Blog As Cruel Task Master" detailing his personal trials with the Radio software: "I guess... all software is unfriendly to someone. In my own case I’ve been trying to figure out how to change the Radioland software so the "enter" key only dropped the cursor down one space instead of double-spacing. So far I am absolutely clueless."

Oh, really...?