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 It is terribly annoying. I cringe every time I see his icon posting. Passive aggressive trolling, yuck.

Then you know what the answer is?

 

Don't respond.

 

Hopefully we can go back to discussions about Fujifilm Cameras and such, from here.

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 Are you familiar with the ignore function of the forum? Please use it.

 

When you do that, you will no longer see my posts ( only the threads that I may start). I hope this settles it. 

 

Ah, how convenient! So then the people who recognize your tactics for what they are become silent, and yet the mass of users of the forum (especially non-members) browsing via google, continue to see your misdirecting posts. With this behavior and the number of posts you have under your belt here and elsewhere, it certainly looks like your account is controlled by some 'reputation management' firm.

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I hate to see this going on I wish you guys would just ease up and just let it go as is. You all added some interesting discussions to this forum in the past imo and life is to short to waste it on anger. Sorry for the preaching.

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