I actually kind of miss being able to see comment vote counts. Now you can only see that a comment is voted higher or lower than its siblings, if any. The vote

I actually kind of miss being able to see comment vote counts. Now you can only see that a comment is voted higher or lower than its siblings, if any. The vote count could show you that HN thought a comment was 50 times better than a sibling, or whatever. Of course it's subjected to biases, but rank-order voting is as well in basically the same ways, but the absolute count just gives you more information. (re: a bias towards first-mover advantage specifically, we should obviously have an exponentially weighted moving average of the votes over time decayed to the current timestamp rather than an absolute vote count, of course.)