OK, this may sound really stupid, but I don't know how to vote for the stories... anyone can give me a simple step-by-step? Or point me to the place were I can find out about it.
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OK, this may sound really stupid, but I don't know how to vote for the stories... anyone can give me a simple step-by-step? Or point me to the place were I can find out about it.
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There's a box at the bottom
There's a box at the bottom left of each story that says 'Vote' in it. Just click on that while you're logged in and you've voted!
Saless
"But it is also tradition that times *must* and always do change, my friend." - Eddie Murphy, Coming To America
"But it is also tradition that times *must* and always do change, my friend." - Eddie Murphy, Coming To America
voting - suggestions
shinieris,
If you are using the Mozilla Firefox browser *and* the NoScript safe-browsing addon for Firefox, you may not be able to vote. I use both and found out I had to "temporarily allow all this page" in NoScript to get voting to work. Another requirement is to be logged in under your user name (which you _are_ doing) to make the vote box appear.
Hope this helps.
KR
That's probably it
The voting box is a script. So are a few other features on the site. I try to keep that stuff to a minimum but sometimes there's really no other way to do it. I don't allow any ads that have malicious scripts so it is generally safe to let scripts run here on BC. Bob helps me keep things up to date so we don't have cross-site scripting vulnerabilities develop.
Hugs,
Erin
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= Give everyone the benefit of the doubt because certainty is a fragile thing that can be shattered by one overlooked fact.