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To be trite, one reason for an upvote is to be an opposite of a downvote. Frequently I find myself upvoting greyed-out comments (even if I disagree) simply bec
by couchand 12y ago
To be trite, one reason for an upvote is to be an opposite of a downvote. Frequently I find myself upvoting greyed-out comments (even if I disagree) simply because they have merit, despite the fact that some folks find them disagreeable.
- doorhammer 12y agoYeah. I think the real answer to "where is an upvote defined" is that it isn't, and there are probably good reasons for that. I try to ask "does it add information to the conversation?" and upvote or downvote based on that.