Like the prolific bloggers in question, I continue to fine tune my internal ignore feature. 

   The Utah students have been shoved aside by the prolific bots/bloggers.  

Just like the prolific bloggers, I don't hold onto things like that - just carry on and keep smiling!

Yes, but what can be done about it?

Yes, there are more worthy topics to bitch about.

Case in point:

I want to complain about 'bottom posters'  in emails.
OMG, I just had to scroll through literally 6 months of gook to get a damn answer. Who does this?

Just ignore questions that are not interesting.

NO as it is a frequent problem that robo bloggers make a wasteland of the blog roll knocking hard working bloggers blogs into the twilight and away from the eyes of others who follow the blog roll seeking new blogs to read.  By writing about it more they are hoping the management of AR will listen. Whether you like it or not, if you write a blog it affects you. 

What Michael Jacobs stated...A

I don't pay attention to it anymore....

It does not bother me. I do not complain of either.

Which is worse?  Is one any better than the other?  I 've sent the jury out on this one and will advise when they return with their verdict.

There are ways to screen through by selecting only the blogs by members that you follow. 

Joe Pryor nailed this one!

I usually skip over the whiners and complainers..

The rules are the rules. They are not breaking them and there are ways for people to avoid the posts!

For me it is like water off a duck's back.

I'm surprised those questions weren't raised earlier.

What others do and market themselves is their business. As long as AR allows it, it will be going on.

I just ignore and move on to a different subject.

What did we expect?

Too often when a participant asks 'HOw often should I blog?" the AR membership provides the responses that have resulted in prolific bloggers. And too many suggest very short 100 word blogs that makes the situation even worse.

Now we have 'BOT' that curate and publish.

And we have content provider that make reality a blog in 15 seconds.

We are now experiencing the environment we encouraged.

Remind the complainer(S) that their voice was lacking when the blogging advise was given.

I wish to lodge a complaint about complaining about complainers. I understand your angst but I just don't have the time. Good Luck!

To keep the bar high...we must all examine what goes on and then up it!

No.

I igrnore those.. and perhaps more of us should.. if they don't get any responses, tor the attention they want, then perhaps they will stop???? 

It is a place for members to say what they are thinking!  

Just as the prolific bloggers have the right to blog, the prolific complainers have the right to complain.

Greg Cremia - this can be adjusted by skipping them!

It's just part of it and have learned to take it with a grain of salt. 

And even more complaints about NAR.

And there are people who would complain IF you hung them with a brand new rope!

Well, sometimes a complaint is needed so others know they are not the only ones feeling that way

I like the word "prolific". It sounds so..."prolific"!