I don't understand the logic behind the need to "downvote" someone that's giving back to the pinball community. He puts his own time and money into this (and does a great job), so there's no need to be salty. Start your own podcast and show us how it's done. If not, stay out of this thread.

Some of you are compensating for something. I don't know what, but perhaps you were beat up in high school. It takes more energy to downvote someone's post vs. moving on. If you disagree, then at least man up and post why you disagree. Try contributing to the conversation instead of being arrogant or pompous. That's why it's called a forum. Many of us could downvote you for the lame things YOU say or imply, but we don't. We ignore and move on. I'm suggesting some of you do the same. You wouldn't get away with acting like this in public, so why do it behind a computer screen?

And now the members with small members will downvote me.

I love how people expect Nate to be the Walter Cronkite of pinball news.

I understand why people are angry, but the animosity is being misdirected towards Nate. IMO, it's disrespectful and unfair.

I tried explaining this to you, but you downvoted me. I didn't understand why you did so, but I'm glad you came to your senses.

I couldn't get that close to The Hobbit, so thanks for the video.

Now that LCDs are going into backboxes, the ability to simultaneously play (or compete) online with or against anyone in the world.