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For what it's worth, it's nigh impossible to see who voted on you. And even if you're losing duels-- it's not necessarily a reflection on you, but rather a ref
by webwright 16y ago
For what it's worth, it's nigh impossible to see who voted on you. And even if you're losing duels-- it's not necessarily a reflection on you, but rather a reflection on you vs. a particular coworker. In other words, there'd be no shame in losing a duel to someone awesome, right?
However, if you find that you're losing duels against people who you think poorly of consistently, or losing ALL of your duels, that might create ugly feelings I guess!
- tsotha 16y ago>However, if you find that you're losing duels against people who you think poorly of consistently, or losing ALL of your duels, that might create ugly feelings I guess! Might be time for a little introspection, I would think.
- jamesjyu 16y ago"For what it's worth, it's nigh impossible to see who voted on you." ... for now. They could release that data at ANY time. Imagine the damage that will have on co-worker relationships.
- JoachimSchipper 16y agoRunning a web vulnerability scanner at their page could be... interesting. Illegal, probably, but interesting.