Jason Bassford wrote:
> (I could not find a "bugzilla" specific newsgroup - my apologies if
> this is OT.)
>
> On Bugzilla's voting page it reads:
>
> "To change your votes, type in new numbers (using zero to mean no
> votes) or change the checkbox, and then click Submit."
>
> How, there is no place to type in a number. The only interface on
> the page is a checkbox next to the bug. So, apparently, you can
> either vote once or not at all. Is this correct? If so, shouldn't
> the misleading text be removed? If not, what am I missing?
>
> Jason.
>
Originally you could vote multiple times for a bug, then it was decided
it would be fairer to allow just one vote for each bug per person.
As far as I know I think it's still possible for bugzilla administrators
to allow more than one vote for a component, but I don't think
mozilla.org allows this with their version of bugzilla. If it's set to
allow more than one vote you'll get a box to input the number of votes
rather than qa checkbox.
As for the rewording, yes this is a bug as it's not describing the
system as it currently is used at mozilla.org. Use this link to file a
bug about fixing the wording:
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/enter_bug.cgi?reporter=david.hallowell%40ukuug.org&product=mozilla.org&version=other&component=Bugzilla%3A+Other+moz.org+Issues&rep_platform=All&op_sys=All&priority=--&bug_severity=normal&assigned_to=&cc=&bug_file_loc=http%3A%2F%2F&short_desc=&comment=&maketemplate=Remember+values+as+bookmarkable+template&form_name=enter_bug
