I continue to have posted no comment whatsoever on the spelling of either ellipsis or ellipses. Does not exist.
-- Which coincidentally also describes your documentation of my "stifling free speech".
How 'bout that.
You are a fraud. And with each post, you establish that ever more clearly.
How about THAT?
YOU were commenting rather happily about the reduced income to Cumulus and then pontificating that it is all just a business decision while also contending that it's simply a cause and effect of the ratings game numbers.

But you studiously deflected AWAY from the rebuttal that the "thumb on the scale" is also a part of WHY the advertisers were pulling away from sponsorship of the Limbaugh show.
That's
your point, not mine. I'm not going to "pontificate", "ruminate" or "expectorate" on WHY, other than as I already said, public image. I did post a sample quote from one of these buyers. He cited his daughters, not me.
"Don't tell me what you think!
I'll tell you what you think!"
Furthermore, as to the important matter of ellipses vs ellipsis, I wrote ellipses (referring to the plural, of course). YOU chose to reply, "It's not the 'ellipsis' (which actually goes '...') to shortcut my post . . . ."
And you were entirely wrong. It WAS an ellipsis that I used when I made reference to ellipses (plural) -- which was also correct. An ellipsis does not "go" anything, to be even more precise. It is usually denoted with three periods (or four when it completes a sentence), but it can also properly be denoted with other marks, like asterisks.
And had you bothered to read the post in full, Evelyn Wood, you'd see that I'm referring to the absence of any counterpoint. Not to the spelling of
ellipsis. Can't believe I have to spell this out: it's not that you excised my post with an ellipsis (I don't need it; I know what I wrote); it's that you offered no response to it.
Which is what the post said, and still says. That has nothing to do with spelling.
The effort of certain liberal groups (including the scumbag Media Matters scumbags) to blackmail Rush's advertisers is NOT even marginally akin to free speech or the workings of a free market. Any claim that it "is" akin to free speech or the workings of the free market is dishonest.
Far as I know MediaMatters hasn't even been part of this thread, let alone my posts. And again you need to learn the definition of
blackmail (which I already posted). But diga me how this MediaMatters has this kind of power on the free market. Why aren't they making a killing on Wall Street?
However -- you're in luck here-- I just happen to have a timeline on hand that serves your paranoia up in a big flaming bullshit pie:
MediaMatters did spend a lot of time shooting a dead horse but it was already dead:
Slutgate went from Wednesday Feb. 29 through Friday March 2...
• Carbonite statement: Saturday March 3 (I linked this earlier)
• Sleep Train, Sleep Number and Quicken Loan pull out on Friday March 2, the same day as the meltdown was still going on. Several other sponsors quoted with messages of concern who soon pulled out too.
• Legal action from Rush (the Canadian rock band) sent March 6;
• Peter Gabriel did the same thing the previous day;
• KPUA and WBEC drop the show, despite their contracts, reported March 5;
MediaMatters doesn't muster a movement in minutes. What that is is a spontaneous reaction of rightly offended people, armed with Twitter accounts, reacting in the moment and making their voices heard. They didn't
need MediaMatters.