I think you somewhat missed my point... I wasn't voting
based on "like/hate." I wanted to see the reputation of
the entire thread, just like everyone else here. If I
could have cast '0' votes I would have.
Since the only way to uncover a nodes score is to make
a value-judgment, I did '--' sierrathedog04 more
times than I really wanted to. It wasn't because I "like/hate"
him, but because I couldn't bring myself to '++' much
of anything in that thread.
In this case, some (if not most) of the votes
cast on deeply-nested-nodes weren't really "value judgements" at all. They were simply the result of people
wanting to uncover the nodes rep. En masse this caused
some unexpected and undesired results.
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