I'd like to see neatorama offer, date browsing, so incase if you miss one days posts, you don't have to go through each page looking for them, you could select from a calendar the date of the posts you wish to see. This type of indexing is a little different that what everyone else offers, and in the case of neatorama that has a plethora of posts daily allows you to keep up with the content easily.

Also, consider setting up a page number selection format rather than having to scroll through each page to get to older content. similar to what is available at the bottom of a google search or other sites.

I also like the idea of setting links to open in a new window, every so often if I forget to hold CTRL I hate that it takes me away from neatorama.

I'd love a code and thanks for all the great work and content keep it up :-)

quick things to think about, we are assuming that the MTA employees immediately knew that the situation was rape.

this is after all NYC and a transit employees see many many things. for all we know, (not knowing what was called in) they could have seen it as an altercation between two drunks or a couple or any any number of things.

the reaction required or suggested varies significantly knowing, if the situation was "grey" or "black" or "white" meaning if they knew what was going on.

the clear assumption is that regardless of what happened it didn't happen right infront of the station agent's office space right? without knowing the facts, it's impossible to predict if the situation was cowardice, or reasonable.

those who would see the situation as a place to interject regardless of whether or not it was altercation between 2 people who know each other, or truly a situation where one person is in danger. Must realize that in NYC you don't look, you don't ask questions, you keep to yourself. hence knowing where these employees are residents of and are working and what they see day to day, they followed standard procedure.

where they will probably never forget this situation and always ask more questions is to realize, that though normally it may not be anything so harmful, there are times where it is truly as bad as your imagination could make it.