I'm confused by your title. What exactly did that have to do with your post?

P.S. downvoting ideas you don't want to see implemented and upvoting those you do is a fairly common practice here and I wouldn't take it personaly. I've posted many ideas, some get lots of -- and I then know that no one likes it. That is much easier for me to look at and understand than 100 replies all saying no in some way or other. If you are that concerned about your XP then you certianly missed something somewhere. Don't get me wrong, I like having XP and getting it, but the fear of loosing it has never stopped me from expressing an honest opinion. That same fear of loosing XP has made me think twice about what I write and stopped me from replying off the cuff a few times.


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Eric Hodges

In reply to Re: let's discuss your abuse of inappropriate powers by eric256
in thread let's discuss your abuse of inappropriate powers by Anonymous Monk

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