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Having voting on problems would be nice?!
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I like the idea.
But not just an "I like/I don't like" system similar to the one we use with comments and blogs, instead I think it will be great a system to give a score from 1 to 10, or even differenciating between "Implementation" and "Theory" score like SPOJ does.