New York Times still can't get over American Idol voting results

Three weeks later, the New York Times writing staff still can't get over the shocking results of American Idol Season 8. And yet another article about "unfair" voting:

"Just how many people are casting block votes — which seem to be at odds with the show’s own rules — is unclear. The Fox network and the “American Idol” producers refuse to reveal all but the barest details of its voting process. Since Kris Allen defeated Adam Lambert for the eighth “American Idol” crown last month, no one in a position to know has officially disclosed even the margin of victory."

Gezzus -- when did text voting on American Idol start? Season Two?

Just let go Edward Wyatt. Trust me, it will make you feel better. I've been covering American Idol for a while, I understand how you feel. Adam Lambert or whoever it was you were rooting for this year will be going on tour this summer and you can have your Idol fill then -- and life will be beautiful again!

This guy sounds like every other disgruntled fan who wrote a comment here on Rickey.org for the past 4 years that "they will never watch Idol again because the voting is unfair."

Where was this guy when Anthony Fedorov was robbed! Huh? Huh?

For ‘Idol,’ Voting Early and Often (NY Times)