I completely agree with Jacob. The quality of voting is very important. We'd love experts adjudicating over every question and answer but that's a far cry from people just casting votes on everything they see, especially if they don't understand the problem or answer. That would devalue the site and votes as a whole.

If you want to help with votes, you need to limit yourself to your own experience:

• Vote for the things that help you (or against those that don't)
• Vote on posts in your areas of expertise.
• Follow the tags that interest you so you find yourself looking at the right posts^{(for you)} more of the time.

I completely agree with Jacob. The quality of voting is very important. We'd love experts adjudicating over every question and answer but that's a far cry from people just casting votes on everything they see, especially if they don't understand the problem or answer. That would devalue the site and votes as a whole.

If you want to help with votes, you need to limit yourself to your own experience:

• Vote for the things that help you (or against those that don't)
• Vote on posts in your areas of expertise.
• Follow the tags that interest you so you find yourself looking at the right posts^{(for you)} more of the time.

I completely agree with Jacob. The quality of voting is very important. We'd love experts adjudicating over every question and answer but that's a far cry from people just casting votes on everything they see, especially if they don't understand the problem or answer. That would devalue the site and votes as a whole.

If you want to help with votes,

• Vote for the things that help you (or against those that don't)
• Vote on posts in your areas of expertise.
• Follow the tags that interest you so you find yourself looking at the right posts^{(for you)} more of the time.

I completely agree with Jacob. The quality of voting is very important. We'd love experts adjudicating over every question and answer but that's a far cry from people just casting votes on everything they see, especially if they don't understand the problem or answer. That would devalue the site and votes as a whole.

If you want to help with votes, you need to limit yourself to your own experience:

• Vote for the things that help you (or against those that don't)
• Vote on posts in your areas of expertise.
• Follow the tags that interest you so you find yourself looking at the right posts^{(for you)} more of the time.