Hi ppl,

Today, when sharing my daily votes I selected -- the note Re: Module Loading via Exporter doubt, but then I thought again, and thougth that the node was not that bad anyway and didn't deserve my first --.

So, I saw that the only way to get the radiobutton unchecked is by reloading the page.

My Question is: This (almost) never happens or does this happens frequently to other Monks?

To me this was the first time, but I'm really here for a short time now. I thought that it could be added a 0 option in the voting radio group, allowing monks to rethink their votes (and don't vote in a node after is was selected).

What do tou think?

TheMage
http://themage.bliker.com

In reply to Any way to rethink a vote before submitting? by themage

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