> or falling for it :) That certainly wasn't my intent. The usefulness of upvotes is that the most useful information goes to the most readable place. (Usef

> or falling for it :) That certainly wasn't my intent. The usefulness of upvotes is that the most useful information goes to the most readable place. (Usefulness being defined by the number of upvotes!) Having a history of providing useful information might be good for somebody's personal ego, to which I say: Get a life. But does anyone here bother to look at somebody's karma count and say, "Now THAT person needs listening to!"