First of all, I would like to say how much I enjoy perlmonks. My only (minor) criticism is that sometimes I want to vote for something that is long. As a result, I have to scroll past everything else to press the vote button. I tried making a bookmarklet that would just set focus on the vote button but the problem is that the form is not properly named it seems. Although I must say that the vote button is more than appropriately named (view source to see). Seeing as how this is a perl site, I don't know if we can come up with a solution without facing major changes in which case I say this is not worth it. But maybe someone out there is a better Javascripter and can make a bookmarklet for us all to use?

CiceroLove

Fates! We will know your pleasures: That we shall die, we know; 'Tis but the time, and drawing days out, that men stand upon. - Act III,I, Julius Caesar

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