To all lurkers:

We know you are here, you read this blog and think and feel and eat and breathe, but you don't comment. We know who you are (at least some of you) and we just want you to know that you are VERY welcome to comment on anything. If you don't have a gmail account and want to comment, send us an e-mail (if you know who we are :P ), and we will help you out. What you are doing is called lurking in the blog world. Freedom to all lurkers!

Here is some more about the word lurk, lurker, and lurking... (and don't take offense at the negative connotation, we love all our friends).

From Merriam-Webster's English Dictionary:
LURK
Etymology: Middle English; akin to Middle High German luren to lie in wait
1 a : to lie in wait in a place of concealment especially for an evil purpose b : to move furtively or inconspicuously c : to persist in staying
2 a : to be concealed but capable of being discovered; specifically : to constitute a latent threat b: to lie hidden
3 : to read messages on an Internet discussion forum (as a newsgroup or chat room) without contributing

and in Swedish from the Svenska Akademiens Ordbok:
LURKER
[fsv. lurker, kringstrykare, sv. dial. lurk, lurker, trög människa, tiggare, skälm, slyngel, tölp; jfr ä. d. lyrk, påk, äv. föraktlig, benämning på person, nor. lurk, påk, stor o. klumpig person, tungt föremål, isl. lurkr, tjock käpp färö. lurkur, knölpåk, medelstor torsk; möjl. av ir. lorg, tjock käpp.