I disagree that there should be a confirmation. I personally think that WAY too many user interfaces treat users like idiots and require confirmation on the most trivial of tasks.

Sure, confirm before something VALUABLE is irrevokable, but a vote on a single writeup on PerlMonks? Cripes. You get several per day, and if you think you clicked the wrong button, make it up to the author on their next writeup. You don't need to confirm every little worthless thing, even if it's a permanent worthless thing.

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In reply to Re^3: Redirect after post for happy bookmarking and refreshing by halley
in thread Redirect after post for happy bookmarking and refreshing by dorward

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