On Digg.com they let you see who voted for a question to prevent fraud, but Ask500 doesn't have these kinds of protection to prevent someone from ballet stuffing their own agenda. I'm not sure what the obsession with "environmental footprints" is but this is a unique enough term that it's hard for me to believe that all of these people are unique voters. Instead of trying to push your viewpoints on the community why don't you ask questions that deserve to be on the front page instead?
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On Digg.com they let you see who voted for a question to prevent fraud, but Ask500 doesn't have these kinds of protection to prevent someone from ballet stuffing their own agenda. I'm not sure what the obsession with "environmental footprints" is but this is a unique enough term that it's hard for me to believe that all of these people are unique voters. Instead of trying to push your viewpoints on the community why don't you ask questions that deserve to be on the front page instead?
http://www.ask500people.com/profile/steve1812
https://www.ask500people.com/profile/team_p0k3m3n
http://www.ask500people.com/profile/pascallekes
http://www.ask500people.com/profile/beedeecee
http://www.ask500people.com/profile/ngl
It's nothing sinister. Check out: http://blog.ask500people.com/?p=24
I don't understand the premise. How would meditation have anything to do with your environmental footprint? Is there a way to answer "mu"?