@enginewitty - Whenever a social interaction has potential to turn into a business, conflicts of such nature will always arise. For example, in my city, some artists started painting public walls to make the city pretty. A gentleman who was an artist but with a keen business mind made his art in such a way that it promoted his business services. All other artists cribbed about it but the gentleman said it was his money (for paints) and time so he could choose to give a message of his liking as long as it was pretty and not offending in any manner. I guess we can not fault people for trying to look at business opportunities. Balance is the key. Too much of anything is bad. So, I agree, self voting by people with big investments is a way of getting return on their investment but they should not overdo it to the extent that the very intention of social interaction is spoiled.

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@vm2904