When you vote for a question...?

Question

Do you actually read all the responses thoroughly and choose a best answer, or do you read the first few (before you get tired of reading them all) and then just choose the first or second answer as best?

Answer 1

I read them all to give all the answerers a fair shake at the 10 points. To me its the only fair way to do it and it's only right since people took their time to answer it

Answer 2

lol sometimes if im actually interested in the question.. then i read all of the answers, if all the answers are boring, i read the first few and pick the one that makes most sense from the first 4 or 5 or something

Answer 3

Wwhat I do is this.
First I choose a question with only a few answers [lets say 12].
Then I read the question.
Then I read all the answers, and I'll choose the best or the funniest.

Answer 4

If I like the question I read all the answers

Answer 5

I always read all of the answers thoroughly!

Answer 6

I read them. The ones that are 15 paragraphs for 1 answer, I scan.

Answer 7

I read all of them thoroughly before I decide

Answer 8

I read all.

Occasionally, I'm not sure of which one to choose as the best.

But I always give at least a significant ammount of thoughtful consideration before I make my choice.

Answer 9

I read them all. I give the rewards to the answer that is the most insightful. I believe if they choose to answer it, they have something sincere to offer.

Answer 10

I try to read them all. It's the only way to judge fairly the best answer! Hope mine helped!