Dialogue
Readers Respond to Tunnels, Data Centers and Dungeon Masters
“If you can rule on whether a druid can turn into a bee, fly into a dragon’s mouth, and become an orca in one turn, you can handle a motion-to-suppress hearing.”
Readers Respond to Plans on the Waterfront
“The ‘Sea Wall’ could be modified to provide a much larger degree of access on the west side of the river.”
Readers Respond to Election Jests and Civic Namesakes
"But if there is some compelling need to name the street after a historic figure, I nominate St. Joan of Arc."
Readers Respond to River Pollution, Sex Trafficking and Other Stories
“Superfund cleanup has justice concerns, whether it’s for fishers, Wasco County farmers or front-line communities reliant on the Willamette River.”
Readers Respond to the Evolution of Multnomah County’s Budget
“If those services are important we should be doing them in-house with full accountability. Throwing money at nonprofits for essential services is just outsourcing.”
Readers Respond to Health Insurance Chaos for Providence Customers
“Only other questions I have is who is starting the class action and where can I sign up?”
Readers Respond to State Subsidy for Moda Center
If any of them worked at a company they would be fired for making a deal as bad and one-sided as this.”
Readers Respond to Openings and Closings Across Portland
A Rockwood man might support Moda Center’s renovation if they throw in an ice rink.
Readers Respond to the Proposed $600 Million Renovation of Moda Center
“I’ll probably continue to periodically watch the Blazers regardless of the city they relocate to and do so at the local sports bar my friends and I decide to go to that night.”
Readers Respond to John Kitzhaber Beating Back Changes to the Oregon Health Plan
“I’ve always respected Dr. No when it comes to health care because he gets it.”
Readers Respond to Home Forward’s Tenant Screening Policies
“A real example of what I think of as the ‘one in 1,000 problem’ which plagues public policy.”
Readers Respond to a Proposed Ban on Killing Oregon Animals
It might be the first issue in recent memory that unites the commenters on wweek.com with the posters on Bluesky: Thanks, they hate it.











