> We never remove flagging privileges because of just one flag. The concept of a mistake is intimately familiar to us, I assure you. Is it possible to either a

> We never remove flagging privileges because of just one flag. The concept of a mistake is intimately familiar to us, I assure you. Is it possible to either allow people to upvote a comment they have previously downvoted (or vice versa), or at least to undo an accidental upvote/downvote? Especially on mobile devices, the margin of error here is very low, and I know I have accidentally downvoted a comment that I meant to upvote. (In addition, I know some people may upvote/downvote a long comment before they have finished reading the entire text. This probably isn't behavior that should be encouraged or catered to, which is why allowing people to change their mind on votes[0] may be overkill. But at least allowing people to revoke an incorrect upvote/downvote might mitigate this effect.) [0] ie, the way Reddit does