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by shammers still slogging along on June 16th, 2008

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Why are points allowed to be deducted just because someone doesn't agree with your answer when the question asked for your opinion?

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  • by Mandie on June 17th, 2008

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    Maybe because it would not an interesting site to many people unless they could belittle others. I have only given one person a negative rating, and that was because they answered a legit question/not mine with an answer that was meant to be hurtful, cruel and hateful. I normally see a negative rating and give them points. I think everyone is entitled to their own different opinions. It's just too bad some people cant understand that.

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