Which realtors sold the most residential real estate in Siesta Key, FL
for over $1
million during the period 2001-2003? I want specific listings by
realtor.  I WANT AN ANSWER ASAP -- NOT IN A MONTH!

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Request for Question Clarification by aceresearcher-ga on 23 Jan 2003 11:19 PST

llirbd,

Please ignore the comment below. While Researchers make a point of
demonstrating courtesy and politeness, not all Commenters are as
conscientious.

Google Answers Researchers are independent contractors. GA does not
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Regards,

aceresearcher

pretty demanding for someone only willing to pay $2

I disagree with aceresearcher. My comment was in no way rude. It is a
statement of my opinion.  The question will take significant research
to answer and the person demands IN ALL CAPS that they want an answer
now. If aceresearcher had read the google answers guide for
researchers, he would know that Google asks that researchers do not
answer questions that do not offer compensation equivalent to the
amount of work involved. Aceresearcher was rude in his clarification
and will be reported to the editor.

Researchers have a strong interest in seeing the Google Answers
service thrive. Comments such as those by research-help-ga, even if
well-meant, can easily be taken as insulting by a customer. Those of
us who work as researchers are sensitive to our customers needs and
feelings, and are justifiably concerned that comments by
non-researchers, while often useful, can also sometimes give customers
a bad taste for our service. That's why aceresearcher posted a
Clarification pointing that out. The Clarification was not rude, just
a straghtforward attempt to keep things in perspective.

For the record, customers can differentiate researcher comments from
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ericynot-ga