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Coby,

Is Janu going to quit in the middle of fasting for Darfur, just as she quit in the middle of Survivor: Palau? I can't believe Jeff Probst and the other producers let Janu have a vote and be a member of the jury. She quit. She is a woman who made it to the merge/jury portion of the game, so she was thrown a bone and given a break unlike Osten in the Pearl Islands, the first Survivor quitter, who was thrown no bone/given no break. And then we have contestants such as Lydia from Guatemala who Jeff Probst just doesn't like. Lydia didn't quit, so what was up with Jeff Probst's contempt-filled treatment of Lydia?

Another criticism about Janu: Nobody quit in Guatemala, arguably the most difficult or second most difficult season of Survivor, but Janu quit in Palau. Palau as a location appears easy compared to the environment of Guatemala in which those contestants lived and competed.

Then why won't Tom come back for a Fans vs. Favorites season or for a future season of Survivor? You mentioned/claimed that even Survivors who have won want to come back and play Survivor again. What about Tom Westman? A big exception?

Survivorevelrich,

You have got to be kidding me. Osten did more for the Morgan tribe than Janu did for Koror. The Morgan tribe members kept Osten around for his physical strength. Because they needed his strength in challenges (and because he was in Andrew Savage's alliance, which sort of dominated the Morgan tribe) was the reason why they didn't vote out Osten. Janu was useless...and hateful! Did you see how she treated Katie at the Palau final tribal? It leads me to think she doesn't really care about anyone in Darfur...which makes me question Coby's motivations for doing this as well.

Janu is a bona fide Survivor quitter. Let me ask you a question: Why did Janu apply (for Survivor!) in the first place? Or was she recruited? If Janu had applied to be a contestant on Survivor and she quit, she took the place of someone else who wouldn't have quit if they had been cast for the show (as did Osten).

I wish Jeff Probst had treated Janu at tribal council similarly to how he treated Osten, like the quitter Janu is/was. Again, Jeff Probst should have treated Janu like the quitter she was/is.

Mark my words. Janu will/is going to give up fasting for Darfur, maybe halfway through the process. If she/they really cared about Darfur, they might adopt a child from Darfur. As others have pointed out, Coby and the others, this is obviously something you guys are doing for attention. If you weren't doing it to extend your fifteen minutes, and you were doing it because you legitimately, truly wanted to make a difference, you wouldn't be blogging about it. You wouldn't be trying to bring it to people's attention. You would be going about doing it quietly. Hypocrites.

And, Coby: I don't believe you when you start talking about having Zen beliefs. Where are you at spiritually? How do you feel about Jesus Christ?

The truth shall set us free. - Also, survivorevelrich, you claim that Janu quit because she got everything out of the "experience" of Survivor that she had wanted to. Survivor is a game for a million dollars, meaning the winner gets a million dollars. Again, why did Janu sign up to be a contestant on Survivor in the first place? Quitting Survivor means taking yourself out of a game for a million dollars. Janu guaranteed that she would not win the million. Is any of this making any sense to you, survivorevelrich? Janu is a quitter.