SUICIDE SQUAD Director David Ayer Debunks A Long Standing Rumor About The DC Comics Movie

@Saga - i was so hyped to see that suit :(

@NOVAtheSUPA - I suspect that In the original script, Harley chose the Squad over returning to the Joker, and that fueled the confrontation. When they decided to appease test audiences by having Harley and the Joker truly be “in love”, that whole subplot fell apart and a confrontation no longer fit.

@MrBillCipher - can't do. I've been reading the feeds for years. First his posts were few in between. But now he has 5 posts on the main page. Ridiculous! !!! Other authors are complaining they post articles first. I want to see what other authors posts. Hell, I logged in after being a member for yrs. To speak on this travesty. No I won't leave him alone. I will once he starts to post actual news. No next posts or sentences with " what do u guys think?". That's lazy writing.

@cfho83 - My favorite thing isn't even the click bait titles or the lack of content (I remember that "article" made about a 5 words tweet), but the way Josh talks to us like we're his pals from middle school. That's really annoying.

"Hey guys, this news is earth-shatteringly groundbreaking, come check it out!"

@cfho83 - I hear you, I really, truly do, and I'd be the first to want Josh to stop his click bait bullshit and work on more quality content, but it is literally never going to happen. As I've said to a few people already, I brought this issue to Nate's attention in the most respectful way possible before this summer, and he kindly answered, and that's almost a direct quote, "I used to think like you, but then I saw the numbers. Statistics don't lie, it works."

At least he's not a hypocrite. His priority is making clicks, and Josh is the best at that. We already "won" the fact that we can view lists on one page now, which was a big issue to many people. Now, I believe that great content would bring in more clicks and visits than click bait articles, but we can't force the staff to do that. It's our community but it's their site, and they're free to choose their editorial line, and how to write their content.

One thing is for sure. The staff (whether they're paid or not, I have no idea), should try and do like Waylon used to do, and be proactive instead of just making an article after another site breaks the news. Send mails, tweets, to the hard-working people surrounding the movies, specifically the crew members, engineers, technicians, secondary actors, and so on. I'd rather read an interview of Gal Gadot's personal trainer about how she prepared for the role, or about the costume designer who made Black Panther's suit and what a challenge it was, than have a Megan Fox photoshoot I can find anywhere.

With that type of content, the site would boom even more.