UPDATE: I've posted this, with changes and additions, as a meditation, so please see it there.

If that were the case, why aren't the voting option on bottom of the node? You know, so you click them after you read them.

They are in my browser, thanks to this bit of jQuery code that I insert into PM pages with a browser extension (you also need to insert a line of HTML to load jQuery itself). It's probably not the best code, as I understood very little Javascript when I wrote it; I've been meaning to clean it up and add a couple things, but it does work. (Note how I put sigils on my variables to make it feel more perl-y). It moves each reply's vote buttons to the bottom of that reply, and also sticks a Vote button next each set of +/- radio buttons, so I don't have to scroll to the bottom to find it. It doesn't move the buttons for the original post at the top; I guess that's one thing I should add.

$(document).ready(function(){
  jQuery('div.reputation center').append('<input style="margin-left:20
+px" type="submit" name="sexisgreat" value="vote!" />');
  jQuery('td.reply-body').each(function(){
    var $m = $(this).children().first();
    var $t = $m.html();
    if( $t.match(/reply/)){
      return;
    }
    $m.remove();
    $(this).append('<div class="reputation">'+$t+'</div>');
  });
});
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Cool. Which plugin do you use?

But merely adding js code to each page is not something you need a plugin for; simply stick it in your Free Nodelet Settings (appropriately wrapped in HTML, of course). (And make sure your Free Nodelet is enabled.)

I reckon we are the only monastery ever to have a dungeon stuffed with 16,000 zombies.

I'm using one for Chromium called Personalized Web. Good point about being able to put it in the Free Nodelet and not needing a browser extension. In my case, I was already using it to insert code (JS, HTML, or CSS) on several different sites, so it was a natural place to put it.

I think this weekend I'll add a few more features I've had in mind, clean it up a bit, and post it as a meditation.

Aaron B.
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Interesting button name....

I wonder if this can be turned into a Greasemonkey script. It'd also be a good Perl Monks Discussion.