On the other hand, if the voting policies were known, people could more efficiently game the system. If the voting policy is unknown (and PG is committed to ke

On the other hand, if the voting policies were known, people could more efficiently game the system. If the voting policy is unknown (and PG is committed to keeping it unknown), perhaps fewer people will worry about it's functional form, fewer people will care about what their vote multiplier happens to be, and more people would get on with the incredibly simple business of submitting interesting links and voting up what they find interesting. Perhaps. You should leave if the quality of the content deteriorates, not based on some background metric for an arbitrary scrip!