In case you haven’t noticed, you can now leave comments on EVERY SINGLE ARTICLE we publish. You’ve always been able to toss in on the blogs, but now you can spout off on our restaurant reviews, music stories, columns, and everything else.Seattle’s Ugliest Homes”The guide is so right on. Seattle is REALLY lax when it comes to enforcing community standards on housing. A lot of it comes back to the ‘it’s my property, I’ll do what I want with it’ and the ‘it’s your property I can’t complain’ attitude prevalent out here. People need to try to do what’s best for the community not what’s best only for them.”– Posted by “joeM””Larger houses house more people. Larger houses are a more efficient use of land. Larger numbers of larger houses closer to the middle of town reduce sprawl and pointless long-distance commuting. A city is not a museum, and neighborhoods built 100 years ago can’t accommodate 10 times as many people without building more housing.”– Posted by “what the #$%””Large houses house more people”??? What the #$% indeed. That is the dumbest thing I’ve read all day.”– Posted by “Jeannie”