I answered a question on Quora, and at the bottom of the post, like many other Quorans, I said, "If you liked this answer, give me an upvote." It seems to have worked because this is the most upvoted answer I've ever had. It's likely more that it was posted to a very active space, and the question is getting a lot of answers.
Anywho, someone commented, "I block upvote beggars" and did so. I went and looked at her profile, and as you can imagine, she has a whacky About Me which implies she thinks she's more sought after than reality would suggest.
"And asking me to upvote and follow is the fastest way to earn a mute and block. Don’t be tacky. Earn your upvote."
As she blocked me, I could not reply to her comment. If I could, I would say something like:
I didn't beg, I asked. Unless my answer got sent directly to you somehow, I didn't personally ask you for an upvote. I'm not sure how I'm supposed to know about this rule of yours that you feel should carry the day, especially since other Quorans do it all the time. You could have just scrolled past or silently blocked me, and I'd continue blissfully in not even knowing you exist.
But I guess that is the point, isn't it. You want attention and the last and only word. Well, go peddle crazy somewhere else, we're all filled up here.
