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    I would like this feature too. I might not use it much, but it would be cool to have.

  • i think if for "--" vote monk must explain reason, and this reason will be /msg-ed to author of node (from "anonymous voter", of course) when author can take into account these reasons for future posts

    • I disagree. If you want the poster to know why you didn't like the node, post or send a private msg via the chatterbox. As a poster I like the idea, but there are already plenty of ways to let the poster know

  • in my CGI's I'm always return redirect after user post some information - to avoid problems with "Refresh+Resend form data".

    • I do this too usually. I can't do it easily here at work because of the wrapper functionality we use to do templating. But I'm not sure the extra volume would be worth it here on perlmonks, which is sometimes slow during the day already. And I'm assuming that there is already code to handle this possibility on the back end.

    In reply to Re: interface usability by drewbie
    in thread interface usability by powerman

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