Am I reading that right? You saw somebody that had thumbs downed over 9,000 course reviews? :eek:

Yup. He’s 800 positive votes, 9300 negative.

Won't tell you about the moving possibility, but I will say about this past weekend- it was raining in New Orleans the whole time so we didn't get a chance to play Parc des Familles. We battled through the rain for City Park and that was brutal enough.

I went in to my reviews and wrote down unique people names. I probably am less than 5 short at this point.

I can use some unique thumbs up.

Everyone go to my review and thumb me up! https://www.dgcoursereview.com/revie...mode=rev#80308

I should probably go back to reviewing courses. I haven't written a review since 2014.

Wow. some people really like thumbing down lol. I've given 3563 ups and 88 downs. I have 683 ups and 45 downs. The love that you take isn't equal to the love that you make lol.

...and a diamond reviewer...
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swatso... ultimate hater! :D


i think that's just funny. but what is not funny is how many diamond reviewers have less than a thousand total votes

I don’t understand this mentality that a TR owes it to to vote for others? Why? Because other people clicked a button for their reviews?

Isn’t the person who has written that many reviews (typically 100+), taken so many hours of their own time to contribute to this site, and helped others, haven’t they already done enough? If there weren’t nice little TR icons next to a person’s screen name, would that same person be ‘expected’ to simply read other people’s reviews?

This mentality of expectations is embarrassing. It’s been led by one person - not you Dreadlock - and it needs to stop. Take away my TR button or every vote I’ve received. It doesn’t change the fact I’ve spent hundreds of hours writing 300+ reviews. How about appreciate that people take time to contribute to making this site outstanding, and leave it at that?