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What about after one has made up one's mind, though? Then it could be interesting to compare what one think oneself, with what others think. Then, when one want
by KajMagnus 10y ago
What about after one has made up one's mind, though? Then it could be interesting to compare what one think oneself, with what others think. Then, when one wants to do that, one could click the show-how-other-people-have-voted button, to find out.
- noobermin 10y agoIt depends on how much granularity you desire I suppose. If you downvote and then see the post turn gray or see it turn gray a few minutes afterwards, that's feed back in a sense. Same for if a vote rises to the top in a thread. You get hints of how a comment does, just not a number. The uncertainty there gives you an idea of the communities feelings while not allowing you to split hairs "comment x in thread y has +4 while comment z in thread w (y!=w) has +3, let me down x to make it consistent with z (I hate x's guts anyway)."