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Wogan's ideas for Muti 2.0: “About a week ago, the ability to downvote articles on muti.co.za was removed. Apparently, responses were mixed, but most were in favour of not allowing people to forcibly bury articles. Now, someone’s gone and raised the question of whether or not downvoting should be brought back. While it might not happen, this could be a good time to rethink the way Muti does things - who knows, it might even become more useful”
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I couldn’t help but notice the incoming link from this page. Is there any particular reason that this site would be interested in muti.co.za? Just curious.
~ Wogan