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This is a farce! The respondents are replying to sexy avatar pics rather than honest requests for a review. As a professional reviewer I look for the lessor marked and go for them first to give the "little guy/gal" a shot at infamy. The two top reviews at this time both have a girls pic as the avatar, one of them is a guy who is deliberately using sex as a marketing tool on this forum. My site is honest and so is this duplicate request for review. This is a test of the viewer mentality, moderator judgment, and value of continued service at this forum. I do NOT have time to waste on disingenuous sites. V.O.I.D.

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I do agree with what you have said phoenix

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Is this thread missing a post? Somehow I really don't see what Void Phoenix is ranting about. This is a review forum right? (checks) Yes it is.

So what's the problem?

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Not sure. Sounds like a thread was split or something? :/

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What is so difficult to understand? Sex sells. This forum is populated by people who want sex. Helllooo...
It is so obvious it's pathetic.
Rant? How about Rank? Or Randy.
Think the GUY with a sexy girl for an avatar cares?
Not as long as you respond.
Get a grip, are these children here, or adults?
I like sex but, NOT when it is abused.
There is a place for it, this forum review it not it.

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