Yeah. I figured that the site would be of dubious value to most here, thought I hoped that it would be at least a little more useful that what it appears to be. Not even mentioning torque settings, even to say, "check with manufacturer specifications", does seem to be quite the omission that can potentially be very dangerous.

I guess I'm most glad about seeing posts like this outside of the context of a bike related website. The lifehacker post didn't make any reference to high gas prices and a sudden increase in people commuting by bike, but they've had a lot of those types of posts in the recent past.

Also, many comments to this piece mentioned sheldonbrown.com and parktool.com/repair.