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Well, frankly, I agree with Dr. Richard Feynmann on this one: “why do you care what other people think?”

Quoting Feynmann to support your thinly veiled whining about getting downvoted is, frankly, very offensive and I'm sure the good Doctor is rolling over in his grave right now.

If you really don't care, you can do what I did and just log out: let your words stand or fall based on their own merits rather than playing some silly ego game.

FWIW, as much as this post is asking for it, I didn't bother to log in and downvote you

--The Anonymous Monk formerly known as rowdog

In reply to Re: Proposal: eliminate down-votes by Anonymous Monk
in thread Proposal: eliminate down-votes by sundialsvc4

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