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Old 08-12-2011, 06:12 PM   #232
montsnmags
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Originally Posted by rkomar View Post
On the topic of karma, I find that when I read a comment I really like and decide to give someone some karma, I'll usually back out of it if I see that they already have vastly more karma than I do. It would feel like trying to slip a millionaire a $1 tip for being nice. I know it's silly, that all karma is appreciated, but it's a feeling that's hard to shake. Does anyone else have the same hang-up?
Exactly the opposite...I find that, while I always like receiving karma from anybody, to receive a "$1 tip" from new folk (whether new to MR, new to me, or new to karma) is the time when karma means the most to me. I understand your feeling, don't get me wrong, but I think it might be a feeling you can let go. You, I, we, who care for the giver's intent behind the pressing of the karma button, appreciate it and its written thoughts for the simple feeling of appreciation, care, support, thanks, camaraderie, friendship...

Cheers,
Marc
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