Got over to TPG tonight after skipping it for a while. Noticed they stopped allowing reader comments below each article. Have to say it's unfortunately a necessary decision. A large share of the comments were complaining about the articles in some basic, petty ways. I felt compelled to add some positive comments sometimes just because of all the haters.
This is why we can't have nice things. 
Without being inflammatory, TPG seems too highly motivated by money to be able to state their comments are vitriolic. Their card review articles produce some cut-and-paste features of cards then a common sense dose of "how to use this best."
I personally don't understand why they remove comments, except they don't want people detracting from their SEO results.
CNBC's article also says POT is new to Platinum. Whether that comes from an AMEX press release or TPG I didn't see clarified.
@simplynoir wrote:https://thepointsguy.com/news/tpg-onsite-comments/
I thought there might be something like that. Thanks for the link.
@CreditCuriosity wrote:TPG has always been a worthless site for me personally it is all about them vs. doctor of credit and the likes is way more in lines where imho most people lean towards. TPG is all about profit (although nothing wrong with that), it just isn't for me and if that site went away ever i would lose no sleep.
I try to view DoC but find the notes are all over the map, often not relevant to me. I prefer to wait for MyFICO members to add the DoC references to these forums
TPG advantage is they take some time to expand on a travel or card story. The personal experiences of the writers often helps frame particular stories. I find that enlightening and useful.
