Lebanese blogger Mostapha Mond notes: “There are signs of fatigue in the Lebanese blogosphere: a few of the earlier blogs to emerge have disappeared and the ones that still survive seem to post less frequently. We are left with two competing groups; one supporting the opposition and a larger one defending the government. At least it is a reflection of the country.”
“The plural of “anecdote” is not “data.”" remarks Gregg Carlstrom at The Majlis, in response to FP's article on temporary marriage in Lebanon.
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