Repository
https://github.com/steemit/condenser
Components
This suggestion is about the voting of posts/comments on Steemit, so for every Upvote- and Downvote-Button.
Proposal
An upvote is only worth something if it takes place in the first 6.5 days. With a downvote, you have seven days to make it work.
After seven days you can still vote on a post, but without effect. That's why I suggest graying out the Upvote and Downvote buttons after seven days on steemit.com.
Mockups / Examples
My suggestion would be to colour the buttons grey. Here is the example of the Upvote button. I took the mail preview of this Post from @rivalzzz and incorporated the corresponding change.
The first picture shows the current situation. If you scroll to the right, a new image appears, where this button is grayed out.
Benefits
Especially newcomers are confused by the still existing possibility to vote, because after a short research on the result come that this would bring nothing more.
Without offering an advantage, the vote buttons lead to confusion among users. Just as with the Resteem button, which also disappears after seven days, it would be advantageous if the Vote buttons are greyed out, or if you go on it would also disappear.
✅ @supposer, I gave you an upvote on your first post! Please give me a follow and I will give you a follow in return!
Please also take a moment to read this post regarding bad behavior on Steemit.
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[utopian-moderator]
I am sorry, I must have overseen them.
The intention was not to just make this suggestion again. Will research even more in the future to make sure that this won't happen again.