Cancelled?

Figures! A show that actually has some substance and good writing (for a pre-teen/teen show) is killed off after only two seasons. With the advent of downloading media, DVRs, Tivo, and all that, how do they even know what the ratings really are? Seriously? They should make it more transparent by having people who like the show/watching it use Twitter to hashtag the show whenever they watch it. It would give the makers realtime trends as to who is watching. Networks could also actually have people make a profile on their website, so they could know the demographics of who is watching, instead of this archaic "Nielson ratings" and other things that are so totally outdated and useless, but are still counted on. I feel bad for the cast of this show and hope that they have moved on to something better and a better network who cares about quality over ditching a show because of low ratings (look at Showtime, who saw the low-rated Queer as Folk and The L Word through, despite having dwindling or low ratings throughout their runs).