It’s not random. It is a community (I question the accuracy of calling Angie’s List a community). People here get to know each other, if we don’t already. It would mean much more to me if a friend told me to stop being so selfish than it does for a stranger to say the same.

p.s. You used two periods after ‘com’.

I disagree with a lot of the posters on here.

I also probably wouldn’t come on here to look for a good repairman. Mostly because there would be a 30 comment discussion by some people how “repair-man” implies I mean a male and it should be repair person, a few would complain how I need to use all organic materials, some would just troll and hijack the thread, and others would send me to the most expensive person in town because they couldn’t fix it themselves.

A couple other people would attack my grammar or when I use two spaces after each sentence.

You’re still a FNG in town, fit in or move to a place like the Twin Cities where you can get killed for answering an ad on Craigslist.

No one has died yet from PerfectDuluthDay.com..

“Yet” being the key word I am sure.

I don’t have a problem with you or anyone else preferring the opinions of the people of PDD. If any of you actually read my original post you’d recognize that I wasn’t complaining about people soliciting opinions from a trusted community. On the contrary, my gripe is that people *have* to come here to get insight about their community.

As long as you keep your thoughts about Jalapeno Express to yourself and PDD… others in the community are missing out. If your review writing is anywhere as effective as your name calling then you’d be providing a great service to the community.

But alas… it sounds like you and your cronies will simply wait for some poor needy soul to come along and beg for your invaluable insight.

Next time I’m looking for a good cup of coffee I’ll make sure to come straight to PDD.

I agree with the above poster, I trust the opinions here more than I would on Craigslist. I went to Jalapeno Express last night because of here. It was better than Burrito Union, cheaper, but still not quite as good as Chipotle. I also went to what I call the “chopy chopy” hibachi because I read about it here.

The complaining threads annoy me, but it reminds me of the people who live here -- lots of awesome people and a few fart-sniffing pretentious a-holes who complain about the stupidest of things.

Ahhh, a perfect Duluth day!

I would prefer if PDD was more an outlet for amateur journalists and quirky “seen in Duluth” kinds of stuff. I no longer live in the Zenith city but still enjoy reading about what’s going on there.