Ben
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1,190 votescompleted ·
AdminDejana Bajić
(Product Manager, UserVoice)
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We now allow you to customize, rename, and remove statuses. Thanks for all your feedback on this one! Read more about how to use this feature at: http://bit.ly/yxd54D
Ben
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AdminEvan Hamilton
(Community Manager, UserVoice)
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We’ve read your comments and discussed this intensively internally, and we’ve ultimately decided against allowing negative votes. Negative votes allow good ideas to be buried for political bias, they potentially leave forums empty, and they damage the vote economy. Check out an in-depth explanation at: http://blog.uservoice.com/2010/07/28/declining-negative-votes/
Ben
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Ben
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Seems to me this should be at the discretion of the admin ... this is our feedback forum, not yours :) So -- maybe a setting that says "allow negative votes" which can be turned on per forum (but is disabled by default).
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Anita Klose
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This is available now. For more information please read our blog post http://bit.ly/aw6rMb and/or log into your admin console.
Ben
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A way to link two ideas and then auto merge the votes would be ideal I think. Something like this:
- Edit the status and set as duplicate
- Link the idea to another (the other idea then becomes the master)
- Auto merge the votes on the duplicate idea into the master
Ben
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Ben
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Thomas -- we don't have profiles on our websites, but we have a lot of direct communication with our users. That's one of the reasons why I like uservoice though -- it gives us a way to build the community around the product without investing too much in software that is not core to our business.
As far as how to implement -- I think Getsatisfaction does a decent job. Might be better examples out there, though.
Another profile element that I didn't mention but I'm sure a lot of users would appreciate is geographic location, such as city / state / country.
-Ben
Ben
shared this idea and gave it 2 votes
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+1 for returning votes when an idea is started.
Planned ideas should not return votes. For me, a planned idea is still tentative. Nothing is for certain in software development until code is being written :)