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[Bob Zumbrunnen]

I'd thought about that, too. Stock-related commentary is quite a bit more "valuable" to me than non-stock commentary. But you already knew this. <g>

Here's the problem.

There are threads not devoted to particular stocks that have wonderful market commentary on them. Some may live in the Lounge, I'm sure.

And there are stock threads that're run loosely enough (moderator's call) that they could have a lot of non-stock commentary.

But I'm willing to introduce that kind of factoring (putting more value on stock posts) into the mix if there's a clear-cut way to segregate stock and non-stock posts.