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I'm looking for a simple script (probably mechanize-based) that will spend all of my remaining votes randomly upvoting nodes I haven't voted on.

The reason I ask is that apparently some idiot out there has been running a script against me once a night (for about the last 45 to 60 days) to lower my average score about ten or twenty points per day, and I figured my only recourse is to make sure all my votes are spent helping other people, in spite of the fact that this idiot is trying to hurt me.

So, any auto vote scripts? Thanks.


UPDATE: Problem appears to be resolved. No action will be taken. Thank you for listening.

In reply to Looking for "random upvote" script by merlyn

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