Sentences with phrase «upvote answer»

I would, at a minimum, upvote the answer for now, but I can't due to limited rep.

Even when Trump makes me s *** my pants when he talks, I have to upvote this answer because what you say sounds coherent.

Like I said, I wanted to upvote your answer but as it stands it's just too reductionist.

I would upvote the answer if it weren't for the unnecessary use of «DUH».

I will upvote all answers which mention «increase supply» on the grounds of them being the only right answers;)

Thanks to everyone because every answer or comment was useful for me and I upvoted every answer or comment but I accepted the answer given by @Evren Yurtesen because I'm doing what he mentioned in his answer.

But in fact as the answer shows the use of the lights is one of the facts required for the passage through the red signal to be legal in NSW, yet for some reason you have not upvoted the answer, let alone accepted it.

Not exact matches

Most interesting to us (and the answer most upvoted) was his answer to what the U.S. faced as its greatest threat.

@DrunkCynic But that's not how this (for some reason upvoted) answer describes it.

If you left out that sentence, which is more personal opinion than part of the answer, I think you would get more upvotes.

I upvoted most of the other answers talking about Mixed Economy, but they used a political approach while mostly ignoring the economics, which I think is really the heart of the issue here (since we are talking about how to organize an economy).

What's hilarious is that the «correct» answer with tons of upvotes doesn't cite any sources either.

As I said previously in my answer, I urge you to visit StackOverFlow elections page and see how well implemented upvote / downvote system is working in practice, for moderator election.

If it really is unrealistically high and you can show that with convincing data, i'd definitely upvote such an answer.

Sam I am, people don't write answers here in order to be upvoted in the first place.

Users with a total answer score (total upvotes minus total downvotes) of 5 or more on the tag, can vote for tag synonyms.

If you agree with an existing answer, you may just upvote it.

I'm not sure if I should downvote for incorrectly getting the definition (it's not «waving at»), or upvote for the videogame origin story (which is as far as I know somewhat correct, bit not relevant enough that I was too lazy to chase it down to include in my own answer)

This is the only answer I feel comfortable upvoting, no matter how much I suspect that higher - voted (but speculative) answers may be right.

@Philipp Lots of answers that don't provide sources gets upvoted all the time.

Your brilliant answer sheds light upon the unique methods of anti-communist «defensive» propaganda adopted over the years, which can influence public opinion in deep and unexpected ways through popular culture — I appreciate and upvote!

Since I can't comment or even upvote here, I'll just copy a part of comment of @CsBalazsHungary as an answer (if @CsBalazsHungary puts this as an answer, I'll remove mine): «I have only an opinion, so I post it as a comment: US does support anti-russian actions only to show US is still the strongest country, and when they say stop, everybody will obey.

I would have just closed your answer if it hadn't had 6 upvotes already.

I don't understand why people upvote such answers.

While I'm not surprised that you got a ton of upvotes on here, this answer is full of premises that are just wrong.

I upvoted this for that aspect of the answer

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Answer good, upvote because even if visible damage does not reach the cords they could be weakened.

One item per answer please, upvote the best ones.

I've upvoted everyone, and am accepting Patrick's answer as the most informative.

The site allows for people to vote on answers to questions, which ranks the question as an «upvote» or «downvote.»

I actually upvoted you given that your answer is about as good as it can be considering the quality of the question.

Mandatory upvote of your answer as I all but came to a similar conclusion as you after some serious surgery on my answer.

I'm on StackOverflow, Workplace, and SoftwareEngineering mostly to just upvote the useful answers (for me, that is).

I can't help but wonder how this ended up on Hot Network Questions with such a low number of views and upvotes, and a single answer that essentially says «don't ask this here.»

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We're sorry that we have to sandbox new users, but the first few upvotes on your questions or answers will quickly elevate you out of it!

Users with this privilege and a total answer score (total upvotes minus total downvotes) of 5 or more on the tag, can suggest tag synonyms.

Users with a total answer score (total upvotes minus total downvotes) of 5 or more on the tag, can vote for tag synonyms.

I upvoted yours because yours is the correct answer; however, can you cite to the MRPC or caselaw that states A-C is at the whim of the client.

We're sorry that we have to sandbox new users, but the first few upvotes on your questions or answers will quickly elevate you out of it!

Your update really answers the question, so it would work better as an answer (can be upvoted, shows question has an answer etc.).

Thanks to this reputation system, it doesn't matter if you get a responsive answer from a person that uses his IRL name, or from a user with a mysterious pseudonym that has the picture of a slice of pie as an avatar... if this user was «upvoted» thousands of times in forums related to the field of computer programming you are most interested in.

@hellyale: Even without enough rep to upvote you, as the asker, can do something perhaps better: Click the checkbox to accept the answer.

Answer upvoted, but I believe your first point is a bit off.

But I don't know of any statute broad enough to include downvoting a question or answer, on a site people post on knowing that the whole purpose of posting is to allow their posts to be upvoted and downvoted.

They can also post new feedback posts, upvote existing feedback and search for posts, along with answering mini-surveys targeted for the general public.