I'd like to see what would happen if people could only vote for or against halfbakery ideas.-- shinobi, Jan 24 2006 Neutral Vote Neutral_20VoteMy earlier request for an additional state in the voting. [st3f, Jan 24 2006] 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.)
...unless you are looking to force people to vote. What would you do to force them? Chain them to their keyboards until they vote?-- st3f, Jan 24 2006 <sings>
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-- po, Jan 24 2006 So far everyone feels emphatically neutral about this idea.-- hippo, Jan 24 2006 What happens if we dip this one in a alkaline solution?-- skinflaps, Jan 24 2006 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?-- moomintroll, Jan 24 2006 //I'd like to see what would happen if people could only vote for or against halfbakery ideas//
Like, no annotations, either? 'Twould certainly save some time ;)-- yamahito, Jan 24 2006 So no 'unvote' button then? Sorry [shinobi], [-].
<changes mind>-- wagster, Jan 24 2006 I'm neutral on this one...-- Minimal, Jan 24 2006 I don't care either way.-- xandram, Jan 24 2006 What vote position would be the default or pre-condition?-- bristolz, Jan 24 2006 Who cares?Whatever.-- AbsintheWithoutLeave, Jan 24 2006 Maybe you have to vote before you can see the idea.-- lurch, Jan 24 2006 Yes! That's it!-- bristolz, Jan 24 2006 random, halfbakery