Can you see individually the ammount of hot and cold votes for a deal?

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  HeroDeveloper[mod]9 months, 3 weeks ago #1Show comment toolsReply

  It currently is not possible to see this on the site.
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  alferone9 months, 3 weeks ago #2Show comment toolsReply

  Ok thanks, any plans to implement it? Would be quite a good idea I think, gives you a better insight.
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  fanpages9 months, 3 weeks ago #3Show comment toolsReply

  alferone

  Ok thanks, any plans to implement it? Would be quite a good idea I think, gives you a better insight.

  
  
  Unless there is a mandatory reason captured (& a voting summary displayed with individual totals per reason) as to why an individual member has voted hot, or voted cold, then the number of votes will be equally misleading.
  
  100 members may vote "Hot" because they think the Customer Service at Amazon.co.uk is better than a similar "Deal" listed at, say, TheHut.com, & 7 may vote cold because they have had experience of the product described & found it unsuitable for the purpose described.
  
  An overall tally of +93 is as much help as, for example, +256 degrees.
  
  Alternatively, you could ignore the temperature received, undertake your own research of a product or service described, look at the comments from others, & reach your own conclusion if a "Deal" is "hot" or "cold" for you.
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  alferone9 months, 3 weeks ago1 Like #4Show comment toolsReply

  fanpages

  alferone

  Ok thanks, any plans to implement it? Would be quite a good idea I think, gives you a better insight.

  
  
  Unless there is a mandatory reason captured (& a voting summary displayed with individual totals per reason) as to why an individual member has voted hot, or voted cold, then the number of votes will be equally misleading.
  
  100 members may vote "Hot" because they think the Customer Service at Amazon.co.uk is better than a similar "Deal" listed at, say, TheHut.com, & 7 may vote cold because they have had experience of the product described & found it unsuitable for the purpose described.
  
  An overall tally of +93 is as much help as, for example, +256 degrees.
  
  Alternatively, you could ignore the temperature received, undertake your own research of a product or service described, look at the comments from others, & reach your own conclusion if a "Deal" is "hot" or "cold" for you.

  
  
  Ok thanks thats fair enough.

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