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by kuroir
5523 days ago
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The point you make is totally valid; and now that I think about it, when I was able to see the upvotes I could at a glance identify the answers with one or more of the following: 1. Correct Answer (real, like a founder answering about his app).
2. Popular Answer (comedy, something people "lol" to). Identifying the difference between those two is done with only common sense; but supposing you still lack of that, you can still feel what the community liked by looking at the numbers. "50 upvoted this" that must mean something vs "3 upvoted this"... |
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