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So annoyed with no-comment, vindictive downvoting

My question was recently downvoted and the person that did it never said why. Is there a way to see the reason why the person downvoted or perhaps who the person is so I may try and contact them?

To me, the downvote here is malicious. There is countless poor reasons to downvote what I believe to be a solid question. This is going to hurt my responses on this question, to which I may not find a satisfiable answer. At which point, I may be forced to ask again, therefore hurting the community with duplicate posts (this is due to the fact that downvoted questions get looked at less often then ones that are not).

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So annoyed with no-comment, vindictive downvoting

My question was recently downvoted and the person that did it never said why. Is there a way to see the reason why the person downvoted or perhaps who the person is so I may try and contact them?

To me, the downvote here is malicious. There is countless poor reasons to downvote what I believe to be a solid question. This is going to hurt my responses on this question, to which I may not find a satisfiable answer. At which point, I may be forced to ask again, therefore hurting the community with duplicate posts (this is due to the fact that downvoted questions get looked at less often then ones that are not).

Possible Duplicate:
So annoyed with no-comment, vindictive downvoting

My question was recently downvoted and the person that did it never said why. Is there a way to see the reason why the person downvoted or perhaps who the person is so I may try and contact them?

To me, the downvote here is malicious. There is countless poor reasons to downvote what I believe to be a solid question. This is going to hurt my responses on this question, to which I may not find a satisfiable answer. At which point, I may be forced to ask again, therefore hurting the community with duplicate posts (this is due to the fact that downvoted questions get looked at less often then ones that are not).

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So annoyed with no-comment, vindictive downvoting

My question was recently downvoted and the person that did it never said why. Is there a way to see the reason why the person downvoted or perhaps who the person is so I may try and contact them?

To me, the downvote here is malicious. There is countless poor reasons to downvote what I believe to be a solid question. This is going to hurt my responses on this question, to which I may not find a satisfiable answer. At which point, I may be forced to ask again, therefore hurting the community with duplicate posts (this is due to the fact that downvoted questions get looked at less often then ones that are not).

Possible Duplicate:
So annoyed with no-comment, vindictive downvoting

My question was recently downvoted and the person that did it never said why. Is there a way to see the reason why the person downvoted or perhaps who the person is so I may try and contact them?

To me, the downvote here is malicious. There is countless poor reasons to downvote what I believe to be a solid question. This is going to hurt my responses on this question, to which I may not find a satisfiable answer. At which point, I may be forced to ask again, therefor hurting the community with duplicate posts (this is due to the fact that downvoted questions get looked at less often then ones that are not).

Possible Duplicate:
So annoyed with no-comment, vindictive downvoting

My question was recently downvoted and the person that did it never said why. Is there a way to see the reason why the person downvoted or perhaps who the person is so I may try and contact them?

To me, the downvote here is malicious. There is countless poor reasons to downvote what I believe to be a solid question. This is going to hurt my responses on this question, to which I may not find a satisfiable answer. At which point, I may be forced to ask again, therefore hurting the community with duplicate posts (this is due to the fact that downvoted questions get looked at less often then ones that are not).