Mickey Kos, a blogger who writes in Slate, mocks the New York Times new policy of forcing people to pay for a full year's subscription to read their op-ed writers on the web. What's more, the Times is forcing every other paper to do the same thing. People like Paul Krugman and Maureen Daud are behind the wall of death, and bloggers rejoice. Why? This essentially shuts down all notice of the NYT op-ed writers, who are to a person, extremely liberal and not exactly logical. Anyway, for the rest of us, this is a good thing. The power of these people will diminish substantially.