[QUOTE]Richard S. Lindzen, Yong-Sang Choi, On the observational determination of climate sensitivity and its implications, (Submitted to Journal of Geophysical Research, February 2010). PDF: http://www.legnostorto.com/allegati/Lindzen_Choi_ERBE_JGR_v4.pdf%5B/QUOTE%5D

Recently Drs. Spencer and Braswell’s paper on climate sensitivity was accepted by JGR, so the fate of Lindzen and Choi (2010) manuscript becomes my serious concern.

http://wattsupwiththat.com/2010/08/28/congratulations-finally-to-spencer-and-braswell-on-getting-their-new-paper-published/

Hey, it’s your blog. I was expecting my remarks to be snipped, which is why I didn’t complain. I just hoped Mr. Weisman would have a chance to read it before it hit the bit bucket. Next time though, I’ll just link to one of Willis’ articles on WUWT.

Ok, that will work. Has that been there long? It’s not exactly the obvious place to look, but a couple of clicks and a drag is better than having to type in “unthreaded” at least.

Steve- editorially, I’ve found that every thread tends to turn into an argument about the “big picture” in the absence of an editorial policy asking readers to discuss a thread topic. I welcome readers locating an older thread that is relevant to their concern – I don’t recall whether I posted onn Lindzen and Choi _ I meant to, but got overtaken by Yamal and Climategate and will perhaps return to it. Editorially, I particularly dislike attempts to prove or disprove the importance of AGW in one paragraph. I understand people’s concern and interest, but editorially they seldom offer anything of interest to the larger audience. There are many blogs that welcome such exchange of opinion; I don’t see much point in such exchanges and would prefer to maintain this space.

Actually I knew you could search for unthreaded, but didn’t remember how well it worked so didn’t mention it until I’d checked. True it’s pretty easy that way, but really that’s not a very professional way to do things. You should be able to click a button or link and be done with it. Also note that if i searched for “Unthreadd” if probably wouldn’t work very well.

But how does one get to unthreaded under normal circumstances? At the moment it’s on the recent comments list, but it’s so long and far back that getting to it is a problem. I suggested to Steve a while back that he make a link to Unthreaded in the Pages section on the left sidebar, but it’s not been done so far.