A new way to vote in a social news site
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I think this is far more likely to be used to exclude people who disagree with you.
<post on agile> Do you think waterfall is stupid? y/n
Posters don't get to influence the score their post gets, that is the perview of the community.
<post on agile> Do you think waterfall is stupid? y/n
Posters don't get to influence the score their post gets, that is the perview of the community.
But you could easily lie in this case.
Since anyone can lie, this could become a psychology game.
Since anyone can lie, this could become a psychology game.
And, pray tell, what is the problem you are trying to solve?
Users should have some qualification to have the right to vote.
This may be high iq, knowlege of the submission topic, etc.
This may be high iq, knowlege of the submission topic, etc.
I dont think that is a metric easily measured - and I am convinced your solution doesnt measure it much, depending on the context.
So if a maths question was asked including complex mathematics then, yes, it would probably work. But many questions are just not that specialist!
So if a maths question was asked including complex mathematics then, yes, it would probably work. But many questions are just not that specialist!
Only those who get the question right may upvote/downvote the submission.
The challenge for the submitter is to come up with a question that upvoters would tend to get right while downvoters would tend to get wrong.
This motivation would probably restrict voting to only those people who know something about the submission topic.
This might be a good way to handle voting in a forum with wide scope.