Mashable readers weren't reserved about expressing their thoughts on either story. Some readers were impressed by Apple's announcement while others weren't completely sold. Also, a heated discussion broke out on this story that raised questions about non-profit Invisible Children.
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Jason Spencer and bmichaelf commented on Why The New iPad Did Not Blow My Mind -- Jason reacts to those are were disappointed by largely unchanged appearance of the new iPad. bmichaelf pokes fun at those who expected a drastic redesign.
Rich Bianch is a freelancer having trouble finding work. The Mashable community stepped up and gave him some advice. (Way to go, guys!) Comment originally seen on the post The Pitfalls of Freelancing.
adrianguida and Sheena Rajan added their voices to the long thread of comments responding to the article KONY 2012: Is the Viral Campaign a Scam?
Kelly Smith questions the place of technology in our daily lives. Comment originally seen on the post A Day in the Life of the Internet.
Maxwell Knight responds to the article ACLU Sues School For Punishing 12-Year-Old Over Facebook Comment.
Nick Aster gives a great evaluation of the Tweet-A-Beer service. Comment originally seen on Tweet-A-Beer Lets You Buy Drinks for Twitter Pals.
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