Votes on Meta often signify agreement/disagreement on content and not research-usefulness-clarity. Shouldn't the tool tips match that, so newbies like me won't get confused? I suggest "I support the idea of this question"/"I oppose the idea of this question".
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meta.stackexchange.com/q/75049/166155 – Double AA♦ Jan 12 '14 at 21:18
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@DoubleAA Right, and loads of related questions there. The two agreeing answers are +84✓ and +23, and the disagreeing one is –40. Since the votes on Meta signify agreement, the |status-decline| puzzles me. – Adám Jan 12 '14 at 21:45
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1Pay attention to who wrote the -40 answer. – Double AA♦ Jan 12 '14 at 21:47
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As noted in comments above, the same proposal has been made, and has had many, many eyes on it for quite some time, on Meta Stack Exchange. Please see there for more information and future updates.
I'm posting this here just to get this question off of the list of unanswered questions here.
