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disagreeing vs being neutral if you have suggested another answer
Thread poster: Daniela Zambrini
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We are in agreement on most point May 28, 2005

The only point I disagree with is the "objection box." That would be a "disagree" vote with a different label.

The idea I am advocating is to move away from labeling any comment altogether. Let the comment speak for itself. A comment may include highly laudatory words, general supporting words, additional comments and suggestions, minor critiques, or outright objections. All of these are legitimate, and many of these can co-exist in the same comment. There is no compelling reason to
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The only point I disagree with is the "objection box." That would be a "disagree" vote with a different label.

The idea I am advocating is to move away from labeling any comment altogether. Let the comment speak for itself. A comment may include highly laudatory words, general supporting words, additional comments and suggestions, minor critiques, or outright objections. All of these are legitimate, and many of these can co-exist in the same comment. There is no compelling reason to force a label on the comment.

If the reviewer decides that a particular answer is worthy of support (let us not kid ourselves: the system is built on a competitive model), then a vote of agreement would be placed. No name would be needed. All that would appear is a number showing the number of supporting votes received. No "favors" are earned or returned.

invguy wrote:

anonymous votes would in fact encourage 'emotional' voting.



Signing votes leads to unhealthy practices, such as returning "favors." Comments, on the other hand, need to be signed, whether supportive or critical.
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