But they don't learn. Down votes are still mainly used for "I don't like this" and "I don't know anything about it".

I agree with fixer1234, the favourite is for the entire post, not necessarily for the question. Maybe a badge for 50 post getting favourited would be good.

@Psycogeek, I agree and although it seems like cheating, it's better than getting locked out for a month... my current situation. Which happened when the same question popped up again. I got it right the first time. The second time I got confused and was trying to skip it but pressed the wrong button - and I am in the sin-bin for a month. Just have to laugh at it.

@JakeGould, I get them all the time. Just roll with it. Generally I find though that the majority of them require you to fail the post. So if you were answering the audit questions randomly, you would be safer in being negative.

I agree, there is a tad too much jumpiness and negativity. Please cut them a little slack.

@Ramhound, Thanks, I was obviously not privy to that. :-)

@Ramhound, I am on the fence on that. Sometimes it is the only answer and the reviewers and moderators should not be too rigid. My opinion is that he should have been requested to flesh it out. That would have helped him for his future answers and helped other users who are looking for the answer. As it stands, it does a dis-service to other users. My rep is not high here, but it is high enough on Stack Exchange for reviewing answers. And I have to struggle with this constantly. Thanks for the Bounty.

I agree with Scott. Especially since comments are supposed to be temporary and may disappear. It should remain as an answer, NorPhi could have been asked to flesh it out. Deleting it does a dis-service to the other users looking for the answer.

I think it should be removed. I don't have much regard for people that need to swear to get their point across.