<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

Over the past few weeks I have noticed an increase in the number of people bashing those who post PR's or new distances they have run.  Here is the deal.  Stop it!  There are those people who like to share their running achievements with others and if they are like me and have no one around who would understand what the hell a PR was then they want to share it with a community that will.  Just like there are those who will congratulate them and encourage them to work even harder.  These are the same kinds of people who show up to marathons just to cheer the runners on.  But you naysayers who have to chime in with your "this is a wasted post" or "karma whore" comments are the worst.  So what, you clicked on the story, saw it was a PR submission and clicked your back button without reading any further and lost about 5 seconds tops.   If you don't want to read them, don't click on them.  No matter how long you have been running you can remember back to when you first started out and how exciting it was to see your improvement in very tangible ways.  Don't deny that joy to others.

And for you PR posters, give us just a bit more than your PR time or distance.  Tell us WHY this was important to you.  Is it a goal you have been working on for some time and was finally able to achieve?  Were you challenged in a race by someone and pushed yourself harder?  Telling us you achieved a PR is the garnish on the plate, give us the meat and potatoes as well.
<bot>: If you are complaining about people posting PRs, knock it off.  If you are posting PRs, give us more info why.