I haven't had the energy to actually vote lately, much less read the site... but I feel that if there's any way to lock my lethargy down, this would do it.

Most always, the replies to a certain node do a sufficient job of explaining its reputation, especially if the topic is "hot." In addition, wouldn't implementation of this idea involve tracking who votes which way on what nodes? I would definitely shudder at the prospect of that, and probably hang my voting hat up for good.

Sure, I can voice my opinion against this idea, but unfortunately, I don't have my own idea on how to go about fixing the "feedback/personality voter/votebot/etc" issues...

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In reply to Re: Challenging votes by yakko
in thread Challenging votes by tilly

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