↑ Quilford wrote: ↑ vollkan wrote: ↑ Quilford wrote:you didn't do that--- you didn't unvote to free up your vote to place elsewhere. you just unvoted to get off the wagon.
you say you are just 'interpreting my actions'. but you are interpreting them wrongly, and i have already told you you are interpreting them wrongly.
i did not just 'unvote to get off the wagon'. i unvoted so that i could free my vote to place it somewhere else, and to make it obvious i no longer supported a pretentious wagon. the issue is that i did not immediately follow my unvote tags with vote tags, which is stupid.
How on earth does it "free" your vote? You can move your vote at any time. It's no more difficult to go "Unvote: X, Vote: Y" than it is to go "Vote: Y".
are you going to be absurdly technical about this? i only have one vote. therefore, i need to unvote to replace it. even by typing 'vote: y' i am still unvoting.
How is this being technical?
You said that one of your motivations for unvoting was to "free" your vote.
That HAS TO imply that voting somehow restricts your ability to change your vote.
The fact is, voting doesn't do that. Because, at ANY time, you can just unvote, vote somebody else.
So, the idea that you would ever need to "free" your vote by unvoting just makes no sense.