Sentences with phrase «upvotes does»

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

Not exact matches

The «upvotes» put the product in a unique position to show the world what it's doing.

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

Matter of fact, unlike your totally unfair DV of user1873's question, I didn't downvote your question at all (granted I didn't upvote it as I don't think it's all that wonderful) despite you using bogus «fair share» reason to ask about something not really related to «fair share» argument

I don't know whether to upvote this for good points, or downvote it for the formatting and lack of anything to support it.

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

BTW I do not disagree with your argument, even upvoted it.

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 don't understand why people upvote such answers.

The point is that whether counceling was or wasn't in the final version has nothing to do with your clearly biased wording, yet you get upvotes since it makes Rs look bad.

My question, if this was taken at face - value, and the President really wanted to force a private company to help him apply a blanket Upvote to everybody on Reddit, why could / can't he, and what would he have to do to accomplish this?

Do nt forget to upvote good questions!.

I upvoted you a couple of times which gives you enough rep to comment and do basic things.

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

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.

I upvoted you and believe that there is damage to the lower control arm, but where in the question's photos do you see it broken?

So getting a lot of people to upvote your cover design doesn't make a lot of sense (except — by being a winner you'll get a little bit more visibility and free publicity... so I'm not saying don't do it.

So it's possible that someone will be hugely offended, and raise a banner against me, and asking for this will have the opposite effect — getting tons of upvotes for that negative review instead (if so... that sucks, but it's already there, so trying to get rid of it seems like a reasonable thing to do).

since you have all these upvotes, @BenMiller I want to point out the people in the court case did seek professional help, and still would up in tax court and lost.

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.»

Somewhere deep in a Reddit thread in comments that probably didn't get many upvotes, I'm sure people predicted it.

The article got a lot of attention from some well - known designers like Jon Schafer, Greg Costikyan, Raph Koster, and David Sirlin (who wrote a dismissive and mean - spirited comment which got upvoted like crazy, despite the fact that it didn't really address my article's points).

We did pick up quite a spike from Dungeons and Dragons Online players, however — not the first time DDO players have organized a campaign to upvote their home MMO!

The upvote / downvote system on N4G for sites doesn't work.

So hopefully next time I don't make an entire paragraph stating that: «hey i'm back remember me hahaha upvote.»

Oddly enough, we didn't see any spike on Steam Greenlight when we were at showcases (and God knows how much we asked people to upvote us!)

The last two spikes around October 1st are a live stream we did with the french team and a tweet asking to upvote us!

Anyone will be able to upvote the ones they use the most, and hide the ones that don't make sense.

And don't forget to upvote the game on Steam Greenlight!

We made it onto the top spot of Product Hunt's Oscar weekend newsletter and when the smoke had cleared somewhat (it still hasn't fully cleared) over half our traffic had come from the Product Hunt network and our listing received more upvotes than the Pebble Time launch did 5 days later (at the time of publishing).

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.

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.

I want to give this a second upvote just for someone understanding the way the internet and memes work;) don't worry I'm not planning to do it, just curious to see how the law handles some odd behaviors like this.

I retracted my upvote and deleted the question because I was asked by my boss to do so.

So while we do make use of upvotes as a key indicator for what needs to be addressed, we use many other methods to search out and find feedback that should be acted on.

Therefore, we don't purely look at the number of upvotes to assess the overall order and priority of feedback we act on.

In this case, all you need to do is upvote their feedback.

Facebook still has some reluctance over the dislike button and as Zuckerberg has said in the past, they do not want the platform to be one about upvotes and downvotes.

No, this doesn't mean they have been selected to be verified as part of the Product Hunt elite — it simply means they are on an upvoting streak.