At least they don't charge extra for the privilege... [pic]
Posted Jun 11, 2010, 2:03 PM UTC
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Posted Jun 11, 2010, 2:03 PM UTC
I remember when I ordered my first ever item from amazon.com. It was an MP3/ CD player. It was delayed by 2 days and I went apeshit!
I don't understand how submissions like this can get twenty downvotes to 40 upvotes.
Probably a few reasons. Screen shots can be faked so some people might assume it is fake. Another is that it is not particularly interesting. Still another reason might be that it is just poor programming and developers generally see a lot of that.
Many people/scammers use automatic-downvoting-scripts to increase their own articles of getting maximum visibility and chance of reaching the frontpage.
These scripts downvote everything, regardless of what it is.
This is probably one of the reasons for the 66%-68% "liked it" ratio.