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+1 vote reasons are increasingly feeling less nounish to me.
No shade on those using them. Just feels a little cliquey. Somewhat of a ganging up vibe. “This person has said THE reason”. Which in some cases probably makes sense. Just a vibe I get when reading, thought I’d share.
I’ve prob done it myself too 😅

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I was referring to when a vote reason is "+1" to someone else's vote reason.
It saves time if you agree with someone else and have nothing else to say. But I just thought about how it might not feel great as a proposer to have people all agreeing with one reason... in saying that, it is also a signal on what to change.

Like the reasons they're giving aren't as good as they used to be?

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Yeah when there’s a lot of votes to be done, it def makes sense. But to a proposer, I think it’ll always feel less good than in the voter’s own words.
I personally think I have a pretty good perception of how something will go anyway. Just couldn’t help noticing/sharing this.

When it first started I didn’t care for the re-vote reasons — I said it was like copying off your friends paper lol but it was also confusing when you’d see duplicates of the same reason. But I get it based on the large amount of props at the moment.

None specific, but I’ve noticed it a few times and seems to be getting more prevalent. Totally understand doing it if in agreement with someone else’s reason and saving time for sure. But I can’t help but notice the way it might make people/proposers feel.

referring to my vote on nftr and follow on vwrs? if so, i agree it doesn't look great. otoh, i do it all the time because it makes it easy to vote without having to rewrite a reason.