Hi, I just wanted to report a bug. I upvoted a post by another user, but after thinking about his post, I decided that I didn't really agree with what he said, so I wanted to remove my upvote. However, there's no "downvote" button so I tried clicking on the "upvote" button again. But instead of the upvote counter going down, it went up instead. I tried clicking one more time and it added another upvote, so I decided to stop there before it got out of hand (artificially inflating the upvote count on another user's post) and report this bug.
Thanks for confirming, drfelip. Some more information: When I view my own post, it still shows zero upvotes. When I view another user's post, the upvotes I made are showing up. Hopefully this can be fixed soon. Thanks.
Edit: I tried refreshing this page and the additional upvotes disappeared. Maybe the bug is just on the user's display and the additional upvotes are not really being recorded? Not sure what it is. Hopefully this helps narrow down where the problem is.
Hi, I just wanted to report a bug. I upvoted a post by another user, but after thinking about his post, I decided that I didn't really agree with what he said, so I wanted to remove my upvote. However, there's no "downvote" button so I tried clicking on the "upvote" button again. But instead of the upvote counter going down, it went up instead. I tried clicking one more time and it added another upvote, so I decided to stop there before it got out of hand (artificially inflating the upvote count on another user's post) and report this bug.
Thanks.
Bad players whine.
Good players adapt.
Thanks for confirming, drfelip. Some more information: When I view my own post, it still shows zero upvotes. When I view another user's post, the upvotes I made are showing up. Hopefully this can be fixed soon. Thanks.
Edit: I tried refreshing this page and the additional upvotes disappeared. Maybe the bug is just on the user's display and the additional upvotes are not really being recorded? Not sure what it is. Hopefully this helps narrow down where the problem is.
Bad players whine.
Good players adapt.