Post #90 by YoungandOld on the US Policy board

Be as clear and concise as possible in your posts, and avoid using jargon or unnecessarily complex language. Use proper spelling and grammar, and make sure that your posts are easy to understand.

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Dealraker - why the need to structure your posts as a story of how everyone was against you, no one listened, but then I was right, so you should listen to me (actually, I don't care if you listen to me, I don't you, but you should listen to me anyway)?

I've read your posts for years. I like the content and have a lot of respect for your analytical thinking. But I think you do yourself a disservice when you position yourself as a victim of persecution.

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