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This is the worst thread possible, it's just dislikes on a dang track, get over it.

 

Yes. And stop blaming JackElite for all your life problems. He didn't dislike the track.

 

If I recall, you made a track on Cataphysical complaining about getting no recognition, and people saying your detail was trash...

 

I didn't balmehim to start with. I blamed his alt, (which I had no idea it was his alt; how would I?) because he said next time I published a track it was going to get 21 dislikes again

 

Because some certain people were putting me down. I had a valid reason, and you just wanted to gain recognition to a thread where mods will undoubtedly to nothing.

 

Okay? It's pretty much the same thing; just one was on the database, and one is on forums

 

Well I'm not as greedy for likes as you are so recognition has no real role in this whole thing.

 

How am I greedy for likes?

 

You made a whole thread because "oh no, a track that I didn't even detail got some dislikes"

 

This whole thread is about "oh no I got 20 likes then 20 dislikes now I'm gonna blame people's alts from where they commented feel bad for me"

 

So your saying that if I made 15+ alts just to dislike your tracks you wouldn't care?

 

Yep Elevatorr

 

PEOPLE I HONESTLY DONT CARE WHO YOU BLAME BUT THIS NOTIFICATION THING IS ANNOYING ME SO JUST STOP ARGUING!!! GOD

 

I have literally 4 tracks I have ever made, and getting anywhere on the author leaderboard does not phase me.

 

JackElite the point of commenting on a thread is to get notifications, probably not at this rate though.

 

To get notifications from a thread you don't comment on it, you watch it

 

Thank you for correcting me. So stop picking fights with people if you have no valid proof to accuse them, okay?

 

I keep giving you proof, but you CHOOSE TO IGNORE IT

 

Direct proof, you constantly paraphrase things when you want to accuse me of things, such as my track

 

par·a·phrase
ˈperəˌfrāz/
verb

1. 1.
   express the meaning of (the writer or speaker or something written or spoken) using different words, especially to achieve greater clarity.