What is meta? ×  While going through some proposals and voting
for questions on Area51, I found myself being very biased since
I saw the current results.  What was the case for this feature
and why is it ok?  In my opinion you shouldn't see the result
unless you have voted. Perhaps have a number of total votes to
this question somewhere, but not the score.  share|improve this
question Right, they teach it in Statistics field too. –  ilhan
Jun 3 '10 at 22:33 Related
meta.stackexchange.com/questions/52168/… –  Kensai Jun 4 '10 at
16:27 +1: Great point. –  Jim G. Jun 28 '10 at 13:28  4 Answers
4  I was, just now, thinking about voting on your own example
questions: it could sway results. But your solution is more
general and better.  Example: What causes red-eye? The first
four votes went yes, but I intended it to be no. Had I voted no
initially, it would have colored perceptions and their gut
instinct may have been overridden—which can be both a good and a
bad thing. (More reasoning about too-basic for that pro