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There should be a webpage visit "counter" that shows how many DIFFERENT persons have viewed each idea. That way the submitter knows how many people have read their idea (interest), as well as how many people have responded.
junkstopshere@yahoo.com, Oct 29 2006
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Perhaps add another voting button for "Very Interesting" "Just Looking" "I'm NOT interested".
With the current voting changed to "Technically Feasible" "Seems Plausible" "Not Practical" "Not Doable".
I think counters could be used in a few places on this site as well. There's actually a flaw in the "Voting History" page with the light-bulb icon. The icon key says that it represents "The community's level of support for this idea" and yet I see ideas that are 100% agreed with that have a broken light-bulb next to them. I think that the light-bulb icon is determined by the # of votes or views, and has nothing to do with the "I agree" or "I disagree" voting results. That should be fixed.