Idea 1:

I realized there is a bit of a flaw in the little "I Support!" button. I can't take back my support for a suggestion.

I realized this was a problem once I saw a suggestion I liked and supported. Then maybe a week later the original poster added 3 more ideas by editing the OP.

I really didn't enjoy the new changes and wanted to take back my support but I couldn't. It feels like my support is now supporting the ideas I didn't want to support.

This led me to thinking about it. I would appreciate an un-support option and even a notification when a thread I've supported has been edited. So I can back out if I need to. Even keep a better eye if they wish to slip something else in there that you didn't support before.

Also I feel this would help give people more of an option. If you supported early and then someone posts an argument that you agree with more. You can't back out of the support. With this option you'd be able too support your new ideas and judgement on the subject.


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Idea 2:
If we can't have a un-support option or even a notification I purpose a different option.

A new rule that wouldn't allow suggestion-ers to dramatically edit there OP ideas or keep tacking on new ones. Like what happened to me. They slipped new ideas in after it gained a good amount of support for there original idea.

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Idea 3:
The more extreme option I thought of is that suggestion threads become locked once posted. Meaning the OP can't be edited or changed by the everyday user.

This is one of the more extremes though. I would want this as a last option.

However it does give a small benefit. It would force people to think about there suggestions. Make sure they thought about them a bit more carefully like a school essay assignment. Once you turn it in. There is no going back.

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I do accept the idea I'm over reacting a bit. . How much of a difference is a few people un-supporting an idea, going to do? Being able to control even one vote can make a difference. Some of the great votes won because of a small difference. I hold that close and try to believe it.

I am aware that some suggestions will never happen because it's not what the owners feel is best or there focus. It's just being able to have the ability to even slightly influence there ideas that gives our votes meaning. Knowing we are heard! Knowing that even if it's silly they are listening to us! ^^ I just want the option to be heard a bit more clearly. I don't want my support to misheard even by the slightest. I'm sure I'm not alone in that idea.