If I am looking at a list of ideas such as a category page, user page, or search page, I would like to know if I have voted on it and what I voted. I propose a little + or - sign beside ideas that tells me what I have voted on the idea, as well as the usual croissants/fishbones telling me what everyone else has voted.
-- -----, Feb 25 2005

voted on view http://www.halfbake...0on:i=:t=voted_20on
[Worldgineer, Feb 25 2005]

voted for view http://www.halfbake...or:i=:t=voted_20for
[Worldgineer, Feb 25 2005]

voted against view http://www.halfbake...=:t=voted_20against
[Worldgineer, Feb 25 2005]

didn't vote on view http://www.halfbake...idn_27t_20vote_20on
[Worldgineer, Feb 25 2005]

I want to vote everyday on the top ten important issues in this cowtown/megalopolis that I live in, as do many other concerned citizens that live here. We would like the results flashing on a colourful LED display near the entrances to the cow palaces/wall malls.

We feel that career politicians fear daily voting machines and will move on to another planet.
-- mensmaximus, Feb 25 2005


I haven't played a whole lot with the veiws on this site but I think you can configure one to show you only ideas that you have voted on if that helps.
-- 2 fries shy of a happy meal, Feb 25 2005


There are a few views for you. You can also set up a "didn't vote for" and "didn't vote against" view. You can further refine these, for instance by filtering for [----]'s ideas that you haven't yet voted for, or ideas in the "food:ha ha dangerous" category you haven't yet voted against.
-- Worldgineer, Feb 25 2005


But you can't see them all at once and distinguish how you voted.
-- Detly, Feb 26 2005


thanks for the views, world. I kept one of those and just changed one of my votes. sometimes an idea will grow on you with time and I sometimes vote + just for the pleasure that the annos have given.
-- po, Feb 26 2005


By the way - after the crash, when all voting information was lost, I made up a view showing all the ideas that I had annotated but not voted on. I figured that if I had commented on an idea I had probably voted on it, and so it was a start to restoring my votes.
-- Detly, Feb 27 2005



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