merlyn, I disagree with you.

It's against the spirit of this site, it's been explicitly forbidden by vroom for more than 5 years (long before I joined), and it diminishes the worth of votes for nodes which really DO deserve to be upvoted.

Please give up the idea.  Many people here are happy to have your wisdom and expertise available to them.  (I am definitely one of them).  Anyone as famous as you is bound to attract negative votes; just think of them as a sort of badge of honor.

And if you ignore the few negatives amongst the many upvotes that you receive on a daily basis, won't that say all the more, in a positive way, about your character?

Please just let it go.

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In reply to Re: Looking for "random upvote" script by liverpole
in thread Looking for "random upvote" script by merlyn

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