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Copy edited. Unhid "</rant>" and <rant> by encoding "<" as "&lt;".
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Peter Mortensen
Peter Mortensen
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I don't mind it - sometimes they make good points in their rants (although not in the one linked), perhaps html5HTML5? why i<rant>Why I hate your downvotedownvote</rant> would be better? 

Arguments are basically well-defined rants. I don't see it as a major problem, and if the rant is a major or threatening, then it is a problem. The one linked to is just too verbose and not well done.

I don't mind it - sometimes they make good points in their rants (although not in the one linked) perhaps html5? why i hate your downvote would be better? Arguments are basically well-defined rants. I don't see it as a major problem and if the rant is a major or threatening, then a problem. The one linked to is just too verbose and not well done.

I don't mind it - sometimes they make good points in their rants (although not in the one linked), perhaps HTML5? <rant>Why I hate your downvote</rant> would be better? 

Arguments are basically well-defined rants. I don't see it as a major problem, and if the rant is a major or threatening, then it is a problem. The one linked to is just too verbose and not well done.

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timpone
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I don't mind it - sometimes they make good points in their rants (although not in the one linked) perhaps html5? why i hate your downvote would be better? Arguments are basically well-defined rants. I don't see it as a major problem and if the rant is a major or threatening, then a problem. The one linked to is just too verbose and not well done.