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    • CommentAuthorMartin B.
    • CommentTimeMar 1st 2011 edited
     
    I don't want to pussyfoot around, so I will tell you directly my concern: Someone (guess who!) downvotes my questions as soon as I react in a way to Harry Gindi's comments / answers he does not like. Then someone even downvotes other, completely unrelated questions or answers by me. This has not happend the first time.

    Examples: http://mathoverflow.net/questions/30874/arithmetic-fixed-point-theorem and http://mathoverflow.net/questions/22459/x-y-xp-yp-xyp-1 were voted down after my reaction to Harry Gindi's comment here http://mathoverflow.net/questions/54076/notation-for-a-representable-functor. Today http://mathoverflow.net/questions/56564/what-are-the-epimorphisms-in-the-category-of-schemes and http://mathoverflow.net/questions/56887/rigidity-of-the-category-of-schemes were voted down after my reaction to Harry Gindi's "answer" to the latter question.

    Please moderators, stop this kid. I don't care for reputation, but this behavior is unacceptable for a MO user ...
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    The moderators should be emailed directly about this. Sympathetic though I am to your irritation, this concerns only you and the downvoter, and from what I understand the moderators can track voting patterns and contact the party involved through email.

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    I concur with Todd.

    • CommentAuthorBen Webster
    • CommentTimeMar 1st 2011 edited
     

    Martin- The last time you complained about this on meta, Francois politely recommended that you contact the moderators directly, and this has been a consistent request we have made in response to any complaints about downvoting. Creating drama on meta just gives whoever does the downvoting exactly what they want.

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    I concur as well and request that this thread be closed before the flames get fanned.

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    I've closed the thread. We're already discussing this internally, but, Martin, we're still happy to hear from you privately if you so desire.