Finally, we've arrived!
Action alert: Fri 6 March: register on reddit to upvote Dr Mady Hornig to the front page & ask qns
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Finally, we've arrived!
shannah
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Can we upvote Mady's topic just once or more than once?
DanME
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You need an account. Than you up or downvote
Just once. One account, one vote...
SpecialK82
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I think this link should work :
http://www.reddit.com/user/hopeful21
I found mine by hitting Ctrl F and typing in "officials" because I thought that word wouldn't be used much, I then tried it again using my user name "hopeful21" and it comes up that way also
SpecialK82
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So really we should go to the front page and downvote everything else, yes? And downvote everything else on the "Science" subreddit?
SOC
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My favorite question so far:
"Hello, I suffered from Chronic Fatigue for a while, and the doctor's diagnosis and response was really awkward slow and not very helpful. So I just want to ask a few questions that were left unanswered. Thank you, you're awesome!
What ,would you say, is the best set of guidelines to follow in one's personal life to minimize risk factor for these conditions? What is the connection between sexual activity and masturbation and chronic fatigue ? What about weed use/abuse?"
Let's make sure we downvote that one -- no need to waste Dr Hornig's time.
I've just had two downvotes on the question in my first link in the last 5 minutes. I can understand it not being upvoted but why would you downvote it? What is the matter with people?
SpecialK82
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Anybody understand why questions aren't ordered by # of votes even after "refreshing" my screen by leaving the Science subreddit and getting back in? Even on the front page the titles are in order by # of votes??
SpecialK82
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Maybe trying to get their question to the highest vote count??
Thanks - done!
It looks to be a function of both time since posting and the number of votes.
Don't put ideas in my head!
SOC
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More links here to good questions would help those of us rushing in at the last minute to upvote the good questions.
DanME
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The reddit algorithm is more complex than just calculating the down and upvotes. Time plays also a role. But I don't know, how it really works.
Well, mine could do with some more votes - it's a question drawing attention to the donation link in Dr Hornig's blurb and asking her about why she thinks ME/CFS funding is only $5m/year and 1/60th per head of MS funding:
http://www.reddit.com/r/science/com...ma_series_im_professor_mady_hornig_at/cp67hxg
http://www.reddit.com/r/science/com...ma_series_im_professor_mady_hornig_at/cp67hxg