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On a first glance I'd say yes, it's unfair that I can give a good node and an excellent node only the same vote-up.

But there might be a problem when it comes to flame threads, and god knows this site has some (I have only the link to this one handy, but there are more). Consider what might be going on if some monks might start a showdown with their votes ...

No offence meant to anyone!

It's just that one man one vote is ok, in my own humble opinion.

Andreas

P.S.: No objections against kudra's suggestion. I agree.

In reply to RE: RE: Make Supersearch more obvious by atl
in thread Make Supersearch more obvious by kudra

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