I have looked at several mock-ups placing voting radio buttons at the bottom of each node, but they all were too easy to see as the voting radio buttons being above the author information (an interpretation that would lead to one voting on the wrong node).

So, as is so often the case, the devil is in the details. If you want buttons at the bottom, then move them for yourself in a way that won't confuse you. If you hope for the site to add an option for putting the buttons there, then produce the mock-up that shows a good way to do it, since I have yet to see one.

- tye        

In reply to Re: Voting buttons at bottom rather than top? (butterfly ballot) by tye
in thread Voting buttons at bottom rather than top? by jvector

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