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I'd like to see what would happen if people could only vote for or against halfbakery ideas.
Neutral Vote
Neutral_20Vote My earlier request for an additional state in the voting. [st3f, Jan 24 2006]
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As far as I am aware, what you are
asking for is already the status
quo. People can only vote 'for' or
'against' halfbakery ideas. There is no
'neutral' vote. You can choose *not* to
vote
but that is not the same thing. (as far as
I am aware, the 'neutral' button simply
removes your earlier positive or
negative vote.) |
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...unless you are looking to force people
to vote. What would you do to
force them? Chain them
to
their keyboards until they vote? |
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Chains, my bakers got me locked up in chains
And they ain't the kind
that you can see
Woh, it's chains of love
got a hold on me, yeah |
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So far everyone feels emphatically neutral about this idea. |
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What happens if we dip this one in a alkaline solution? |
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Momentary confusion: for a seecond or so I thought you meant if people could *only* vote for or against halfbakery ideas. My first thought: who's going to do my shopping for me? |
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//I'd like to see what would happen if people could only vote for or against halfbakery ideas// |
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Like, no annotations, either? 'Twould certainly save some time ;) |
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So no 'unvote' button then? Sorry [shinobi], [-]. |
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I'm neutral on this one... |
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What vote position would be the default or pre-condition? |
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Maybe you have to vote before you can see the idea. |
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