[ SECRET POST #3816 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3816 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Book club - July poll CLOSED, announcements and planning

[(Anonymous)]

Would you mind expanding on what you prefer about having one vote, or what problems you see currently with multi-vote?

I personally strongly prefer checkbox but I'm interested to hear what you think

Re: Book club - July poll CLOSED, announcements and planning

[(Anonymous)]

I think it has become a tool for voting some recs down rather than voting up the one you want to read. It is spammy and obnoxious, and I think the radial button led to clearer results.

Re: Book club - July poll CLOSED, announcements and planning

[(Anonymous)]

Hmm. I still prefer being able to vote for multiple things but fair enough.

Re: Book club - July poll CLOSED, announcements and planning

[diet_poison]

Radial button?

(I also strongly prefer checkbox voting after a few months of trying it especially as I feel the results are generally much closer. But I can also see what others think of it)

Re: Book club - July poll CLOSED, announcements and planning

[sarillia]

Radial buttons are what the other option you used before switching to checkboxes are called.

Re: Book club - July poll CLOSED, announcements and planning

[diet_poison]

I've never even heard that phrase before. I just thought it was "single vote"