On 12 Feb 2001 11:35:04 GMT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Simon P. Lucy)
wrote:
>At 20:45 11/02/2001 -0500, Braden McDaniel wrote:
>
>>Okay, seriously now. I'd like to propose these changes to the voting
>>system:
>>
>> * Axe the limit on number of votes per product.
>>
>> * Give bugs three vote states: for, against, and neutral.
>>
>> * Users can change their vote on a bug at any time (just as it is now).
>>
>> * You are automatically registered as "for" bugs you file.
>>
>> * When a bug is resolved DUPLICATE, its votes transfer to the bug it
>> duplicated.
>>
>>Comments?
>
>Personally I'd agree/want/use votes if I could vote against things as well
>as for them. Not that I'd necessarily expect voting to make any difference
>anyway.
Yup, voting against some bugs would be really neat. I am always afraid
that CC'ing myself to bugs I absolutely want to be prevented from
being "fixed" could be interpreted as interested in getting it fixed.
Transferring votes of duplicates sounds really reasonable as well.
Anyone who files a bug about this? number? You'll get my vote :-)
Sebastian
