weblogs.asp.net... why?

So, like most blog reading Asp.NET developers, I have been reading weblogs.asp.net for a long time. But ever since they opened up the membership to the blogroll the posts have gone downhill...

I am way behind on my reading list in google reader (it says 1000+). After reading this:
http://weblogs.asp.net/brijmohan/archive/2008/09/12/javascript-date-comparision-using-customvalidator-and-string-to-date-conversion-using-javascript.aspx
(describing turning the string values of input boxes into date values and then doing a comparison to validate that one is no more than a year from the other)

This could have been a good post if:

1. The subject matter was non-trivial.
   
2. The code was internationalized (hence making the subject matter non-trivial).
3. There weren't any grammar mistakes.
4. And, the calculation was done entirely using Javascript Date objects (instead of the numeric values of those objects)

Unfortunately it wasn't:

1. Simple date math (Is date 1 within 1 year of date two?) is and should be a trivial problem in any programming language.
2. The code provided only works in locales that format their dates like en-GB (dd/mm/yyyy).
3. The first 3 lines are not a single sentence; words are spelled wrong; spaces are missing. Also one of the comments makes no sense whatsoever.
4. 
var fromDate = new Date();
...
var toDate = new Date();
...
var maxAllowableToDate = fromDate;
maxAllowableToDate.setUTCFullYear(fromDate.getUTCFullYear()+1);
if(fromDate < toDate && toDate < maxAllowableToDate) ...

This makes me question why I am still reading. Please stop posting garbage. At least, stop posting it to weblogs.asp.net. I liked reading most of the stuff there before it became public registration.