Option for upvoting and downvoting?

vitalsine

vitalsine

Well-Known Member
I think it would be beneficial to have a feature where we can upvote/downvote advice and stuff from other members. Gives people to establish if the guy they're talking to is peddling reliable information and have a good reputation. If someone is always giving bad advice or talking smack then people know not to listen. lol. Either way it's up to the OP's judgement to make the call, but I don't think it would be a bad feature, not sure how hard it would be to implement or if there is a plugin that already exists for whatever forum you run.
 
sunni

sunni

Administrator
Staff member
vitalsine said:
I think it would be beneficial to have a feature where we can upvote/downvote advice and stuff from other members. Gives people to establish if the guy they're talking to is peddling reliable information and have a good reputation. If someone is always giving bad advice or talking smack then people know not to listen. lol. Either way it's up to the OP's judgement to make the call, but I don't think it would be a bad feature, not sure how hard it would be to implement or if there is a plugin that already exists for whatever forum you run.
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in theory that would be lovely but you know all its going to be is some jackasses who go around downvoting people they dont like. and downvoting newbie questions. and having pissing matches in politics.
 
Negrodamus

Negrodamus

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vitalsine said:
I think it would be beneficial to have a feature where we can upvote/downvote advice and stuff from other members. Gives people to establish if the guy they're talking to is peddling reliable information and have a good reputation. If someone is always giving bad advice or talking smack then people know not to listen. lol. Either way it's up to the OP's judgement to make the call, but I don't think it would be a bad feature, not sure how hard it would be to implement or if there is a plugin that already exists for whatever forum you run.
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