Maybe Box ...
... but to be honest with you it isn't reasonable that everybody who reads a story should like that story from beginning to end and if a reader should decide that a particular story isn't his or her figurative cup of tea and has a particular reason for the thought then, voila a 3 or even a 2 appears out of somewhere.
We both know that ratings are less likely to change on 'short stories' than on 'novellas'. So you might have troll problems or maybe just people who didn't like what you wrote. I'd bet on the latter.
Besides, men like JamesBJohnson and Amicus are not trolls, They're 'Agents Provocateur' and their intellect is much higher than the people they provoke, they're in control. I suspect that neither would deign to play such a small stupid game as to underrate a story for spite. They would however, in the vernacular "piss you off"just because they can
Think about it Box.
Loring
It's a matter of experience. In the past, when a story of mine reached #1, usually with a score of 5.00 with ten votes, it was immediately knoocked down with low scores. I don't know why this should be so, but it is.![]()
... but to be honest with you it isn't reasonable that everybody who reads a story should like that story from beginning to end and if a reader should decide that a particular story isn't his or her figurative cup of tea and has a particular reason for the thought then, voila a 3 or even a 2 appears out of somewhere.
We both know that ratings are less likely to change on 'short stories' than on 'novellas'. So you might have troll problems or maybe just people who didn't like what you wrote. I'd bet on the latter.
Besides, men like JamesBJohnson and Amicus are not trolls, They're 'Agents Provocateur' and their intellect is much higher than the people they provoke, they're in control. I suspect that neither would deign to play such a small stupid game as to underrate a story for spite. They would however, in the vernacular "piss you off"just because they can
Think about it Box.
Loring