Of course, it's also a well known "tactic" to draw attention away from a topic by turning on the person involved in it. Good grief, lighten up. Do you take everything everyone says and does with such grave seriousness? Or should I have put in a bunch of emoticons to indicate that I was just making a wry and rather tongue-in-cheek observation? I was mostly making light of your comment about what "the popular people" can "get away with". Being not one of those people, I found it kind of amusing, and I also found it amusing that an opinionated and self-proclaimed drama queen like Dodger would be considered popular by anyone, given his long history of pissing people off. And just for the record, I was one of the people in the copyright forum who took your questions and concerns seriously, remember? Or am I now part of some "clique" of "popular people" or something because I found your "popular people" comment something worthy of my dry sense of humor? Well, you know, whatever. I was just being slightly silly about the concept of "popularity" (not something I've ever had a problem with, as I've never been popular). If you insist on taking my silly comments as some sort of dig, be my guest. bonni

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