Judge Overturns Sale of Miller Motorsports Park

I agree with you. I read this article, and could not make any rational sense of it. I read Cole's earlier article back from the summer and it was okay, no more. I clicked on the external link above to the latest newspaper article of Dec 17,and read it. Now it all makes sense. Point is, why was the rewrite published here such a mess? This is about the fifteenth time I've commented on Coles' articles. Basically, they're rubbish. No other way to put it, no way to sugar-coat the reality. Also, he obviously cares not one whit about criticism - constructive or otherwise, thinks he's funny or something. Used to spend a lot of time on the site, but now I generally just skim it. If I didn't already read about something three or four days before just in surfing the web, then I'll have a read of the article, which often amounts to nothing more than gibberish if it has a Coles byline, and go off on the web to read about the subject by someone who can actually write logically, to understand what's really going on - if I care enough about the topic. The comments also rarely match the topic, with the same commenters repeating on every single blessed article, basically having a neighborhood chat on whatever strikes their fancy. Zero interest to me to read about student loans on the new Nissan car post, for example. Who cares? Why are there so few new commenters these days? The Baruths are usually ranting on about what they regard as others' bad habits, or lack of someone or something being as wonderful as they are. I once found this interesting, perhaps for the first few dozen times. Now it's just more of the same, a repeat of a tired-out formula. Trucks. Couldn't care less about these beam-axle monstrosities which are state of the art in precisely nothing. The site's title says cars, not trucks. So what if trucks sell 40% of the market? Make a site for those who truly care about them to argue incessantly about payloads and towing specs and arcana. The real technical content of the site is next to zero, and I read better comments on C/D Backfires. I'm sure traffic numbers drive a website's viability. I hope all is well in this regard, because originally this site was a trailblazer and exciting, so I retain a certain loyalty to it. I know things change, been around seven decades to observe that, but this place is really getting super stale. I know I pay nothing to read TTAC, so any complaint can objectively be discarded as unimportant. That's fine, as they used to say: if you don't like the program then change the channel. For the most part I already have. The only reason I hang about at all is nostalgia I guess. But good lord, surely something needs to change to make it a bit more interesting, to attract new commenters and to make things a bit more lively so discussion doesn't drag down to idiotic politics, pronouncements from on high from people without the slightest clue usually living in the minimum wage paradise down under, and people who still hold a grudge about the GM and Chrysler bankruptcies and who cannot even get their facts straight, so blinded are they by some perceived outrage they've manufactured in their own heads. And so on. A reset. That's what's needed.