Beau SBeau S He's like a cubicle drone at A Really Big Insurance Company in Marengo, Illinois I try not to overcomplicate. If I like it, I vote whether it means 1 or 5 or zero. There are too many users now to worry about trying to better one's own chances for victory. That... and there's no accounting for taste. The best approach in my mind is to reward the creativity you deem worthy, and...See more hope that others will do the some. It doesn't always translate to wins, but it's nice to see when you are receiving consistent "Likes" (Sometimes I wish I could issue a negative vote on some posts, but that would start to get real ugly real fast)

Zack LZack L Freelance Motion Designer & Compositor at Zack Lovatt Design in Toronto, Ontario I don't really think about who I'm voting for, or how many I'm fairly certain this past one I voted on at least 15 posts. And why not? If they're amusing, go for it! If not, don't! It's eaaaasy.

Linda BLinda B Part time RN at Hutt Hospital in Wellington, New Zealand I agree. If a post strikes me as really clever, or humourous, it gets a 'like'. The only ones I consciously choose not to vote for are the ones relying in sexual innuendo for their value. I don't look at who made the post, or whether they have ever voted for me, nor do I feel obliged to 'like' back....See more Gabriel, it would be hard for me to vote for only one person given that most of the posts are made long after voting has closed for me down here in NZ. Which is a pity!