State your position on proposals
On every proposal page, you can now say whether you support the proposal, oppose it or are neutral, and explain why. Everyone can see who said what, with a count at the top.
What shipped
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Say where you stand on a proposal. Proposals are the pages where changes to Agpedia's policies are discussed, such as Make Agpedia's own analysis optional. At the bottom of each one there is now a Positions section. If you are signed in, pick Support, Neutral or Oppose, add a comment if you like, and save. You can change your mind or withdraw later.
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See where everyone stands. The section lists each person's position and comment, with a count at the top (for example "2 support, 1 neutral, 1 oppose"). If the proposal was edited after someone gave their position, their entry says so and links to what changed, so you know which version they agreed with.
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Discussion stays in the forum. Positions are for saying where you stand; back-and-forth discussion continues in the forum thread linked from each proposal.
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Site admins hold every role. A smaller change for admins: site admins no longer have to grant themselves the wiki, blog or forum roles separately. Protected pages and admin tools accept them directly.