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<blockquote data-quote="Blue" data-source="post: 8232172" data-attributes="member: 20564">You have as many votes as you want without being able to double vote and you can remove your positive votes at a later date if you decide on some arbitrary schema such as only wanting to cast five votes.&nbsp; You are not ranking your votes, every one of your votes (or downvotes) adds (or subtracts) in exactly the same.&nbsp; So there's really no chance of bias as long as you return as you say you will.But, with such a low ratio of votes to views - the highest was less than 2% when I wrote it, it's much more likely for the average viewer that they are unused to Question threads on ENWorld and are just forgetting to vote.With no planned close of nominations, and a when a slowdown of nominations also meaning this will drop off the first page of recent updates, it's much more likely that the average reader will not vote at all if they wait for it to be complete.&nbsp; The topic has been up just about two weeks - a long time for people to put in their initial thoughts on a thread.&nbsp; You can consider this mature with the majority of recommendations already made - and any new you have the exact same voting power as any you vote on now.Plus, there's no formal close of nominations with a voting period until the list is compiled.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Blue, post: 8232172, member: 20564"] You have as many votes as you want without being able to double vote and you can remove your positive votes at a later date if you decide on some arbitrary schema such as only wanting to cast five votes. You are not ranking your votes, every one of your votes (or downvotes) adds (or subtracts) in exactly the same. So there's really no chance of bias as long as you return as you say you will. But, with such a low ratio of votes to views - the highest was less than 2% when I wrote it, it's much more likely for the average viewer that they are unused to Question threads on ENWorld and are just forgetting to vote. With no planned close of nominations, and a when a slowdown of nominations also meaning this will drop off the first page of recent updates, it's much more likely that the average reader will not vote at all if they wait for it to be complete. The topic has been up just about two weeks - a long time for people to put in their initial thoughts on a thread. You can consider this mature with the majority of recommendations already made - and any new you have the exact same voting power as any you vote on now. Plus, there's no formal close of nominations with a voting period until the list is compiled. [/QUOTE]

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