Thanks for putting it right where I can see it, because I love trying to decipher the NWS bulletin myself, with no help from an actual meteorologist. (Actual practice at a station I used to work for).

Keep the suggestions coming. Great stuff.

Using exclamation points in a headline lets me know how exciting the story is.

Some people assume if the story is at the top of your page is new, but not me, so I like it when you add the “new” button to the end of the headline to tell me the story is new.

Thank you for telling me your stories have ‘new information’.

I like how your headlines are longer than the introduction to War and Peace.

please move it back to the top-o’-the-page.

Why only use the empty tease in net breaks/ids. I also want to be teased when I visit your web site. Why give me the information I want when you could turn this into a fun game. “Cold or hot tomorrow, rain or rocks falling from the sky, the answer at 11″ gets me involved and running to my set.

lieuser: someone who gets all their news and info from the web in lieu of the paper, radio or tv.

As the second piece will be largely written by you guys, I ask this: shall I drop the V-word? If so, what do you recommend? I’ve never found a word I like. I like the irony of the V-word, and I’ve never taken it too seriously. But an in-joke is only funny if the people in on it think so.

Ooooh, love your Ajaxy pages.

Your reporters are such incredible writers.

Your video is masterfully shot. I enjoy high-quality photojournalism on the web.

I’ve bookmarked your site as my home page.

Every segment has its own page that doesn’t link to anything else? How exclusive!

More buffering! More buffering!

Unless I saw it first on TV, I certainly don’t want to see it on the web. Keep your web exclusive content in that demon closet with your cauldron and Ouija board.