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Couldn't have put it better myself!

Ooooh, I completely agree. I can't tell you how many times I've thought this. However, if the fave was long ago, I find the link useful...

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Hmm - this is funny as it's something I do all the time, not because I want to make a billboard of the person who fav'd a piece, but to thank them for faving a particular piece. I will get people posting thank-you's on my page for fav's ages after I've done so, and I've got no idea what it was of theirs that I fav'd. I for one appreciate a link back to the piece to remind me of what I was pleased to see in the first place and it gives me a chance to enjoy it again.

I actually had someone recently send me several nasty messages escalating in their intensity and who finally banned me for thanking them with a link on their page, and my only response was to the first message apologizing for having posted the link, having not noticed a journal entry asking people not do to so, albeit not clearly.

I'll have to pay closer attention to this when I'm thanking people.

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THANK YOU.
I HATE GETTING THANKS FOR FAVES.

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This is half tongue-in-cheek. XD Only take it half seriously.

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Duly noted. So when I thank you for a favorite, if you comment back on my page or do anything that may make me more popular on deviantART or even seem more popular from my dA stat's, I will hunt down and kill your fiftieth-born son.

It seems not to be an uncommon sentiment though, so it is worth watching for.

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dA is for the literary arts, too.

I don't link the piece and mention the title occasionally. You're right, others' pages are not advertising billboards. dA has adCast for that

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Thanks for the favorites.