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I can't help but completely agree with that. After all, that's how I got most of my reputation score on StackOverflow. On the other hand, advocates of smaller b
by DrJokepu 17y ago
I can't help but completely agree with that. After all, that's how I got most of my reputation score on StackOverflow. On the other hand, advocates of smaller but prouder technologies (such as Lisp) are more generous with upvotes than followers of more "mainstream" languages such as C# or Java.
- scorpion032 17y agoNo, I can personally testify to what the Op says; In general people in the Python/django community are quite stingy with up votes. See S Lott (or Alex Martelli) and Jon Skeet for instance; There are many, many good programmers in Python tags giving many good answers; but to be only at +2 and an accepted. In the C# tag on the other hand, or if you yourself, once in a while ask a question on git or svn, you can notice how many upvotes and points those questions get. In general, I tend to up vote liberally, particularly for the Python community related questions; but there is a limit to number of upvotes as well ;)