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Originally posted by baddog
well, there is a reason for that. it is a known fact that for every person writing an opinion, or asking a question, there are at least 10 others that have the same opinion/question. that is why politicians pay so much attention to the letters people send them, because they know there are at least another 100 people that feel the same way.
So, as Stuart mentioned above, since no two boards have the same audience, and since there are a lot more lurkers than there are active participants at ANY board, it only makes sense to respond to the spam request anywhere you see it.
Marketing 101 
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yeah it should be blatanly obvious that in that case the intended audience for the reply isn't the person who started the thread and has already seent he response but the multiple readers from the different boards.. some people here just don't think that shit through before they it the "reply" button.