Thanks, Jon.

Allowing someone to change a vote seems like a discussion. The idea was that you only get to see the tally once your vote was locked in. However, I think it's worth a debate on how voting should work. Maybe you should be able to change your vote and not see the tally. Maybe the tally should never be hidden, etc...

Having a section for recent or open threads is a good idea. It might be a post release feature though.

BTW, I made a mistake in the repository so I have it closed off for right now. When I get a chance I'll clean things up and re-open things.

Allowing someone to change a vote seems like a discussion.

Hadn't thought of it that way. I was thinking more of if the user makes a mistake. In that case, at least include a confirmation step. i.e. You click on the yes or no, and then there's a screen or pop-up that displays how you voted with a Confirm button.

Oh okay. Yeah, a confirmation is a good idea.

Are you trying to use your current credentials or creating an account from scratch?

I just realized I was failing to take into account case sensitivity. Nevermind... D'OH.

Cool

That said, while I did get to the change password order, once I go to log in, nothing happens. Is that disabled right now?

No. That should be enabled. Can you enumerate the steps you took so I can try to find the bug? Thanks.

Go to /login

Enter user name/password

Click login

Nothing happens.

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