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Honestly, I used to worry about this but found that there really was no rhyme or reason.....nodes that are good get downvoted for odd reasons....nodes that are bad sometimes get frontpaged and soar just because folks are trying to use up their votes.

I would like to think that overall, most of the monks here are providing me with useful feedback concerning my posts...but at the end of the day, I don't let it concern me too much.

I just try to hang out, have some fun, and hopefully learn a few new things

In reply to Re: Why your product is sold? by phydeauxarff
in thread Why your product is sold? by artist

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