On 6/11/2015 4:59 PM, Daniel Veditz wrote:
Forums like Reddit and StackOverflow use "upvoting" to great benefit. If
you think it's a democratic "vote" that has a specified result if you "win"
then you'll be disappointed; if you realize it's the same thing as various
other site's ways to express interest/support
then it starts to make more sense.
I definitely don't think "votes" should dictate what we implement, but I
also think Mozilla should pay more attention to votes than we do. They flag
pain points. The picture would be clearer if we had "downvotes" too (e.g.
the previously mentioned MNG bug would paint a different picture if you
could see it's "really contentious" rather than "really popular").
-Dan Veditz
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:rkent
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