Last year almost 4,000 Slate readers answered our survey.

For three long days, Slate readers may have been wondering how it all came out.

With this one slip you lost complete respect and reliability by me, a daily Slate reader.

After all, Slate readers are all much too popular, successful, and psychologically secure to send themselves flowers or any such thing.

We invite Slate readers to come to their own conclusions.

I received somewhere around 2.7 million e-mails from Slate readers asking for help in the battle against poor customer service.

To vote you must be a registered Slate reader.

Whatever the reason, how hard would it be to offer this service to Slate readers?

We like to think, of course, that it is due to loyal Slate readers spreading the word about our splendid editorial product.

Slate readers responding to last week's invitation to name the scandal have not covered themselves in literary glory.