From time to time I have received questions from tuners about who is voting for their setups. The data required to present this information has always been there, and I've finally managed to capitalize on some free time to code the enhancements. I've implemented three ways of viewing detailed, sortable vote data:

• Votes cast for an individual setup
  
• Votes cast by an individual user
  
• Votes cast for an individual user
  

The first view is accessible directly from each setup. Assuming a setup has at least one vote, you can click on the quantity to display each voter's name and the date their vote was cast. The second and third views are accessible from any tuner's information screen, and display Game, Setup, Voter/Tuner, Make, Car, and Vote Date. As with all GTVault pages, all relevant information is cross linked with it's corresponding area in the site.

yup, very nice addition Kerr

I like the addition. Nice job Kerr

Kerr, Thanks for a much needed additon. It makes it so much easier to figure out which of your cars just got the new vote,....... I was keeping track on a post-it note and looking for the difference. Great site development, Brian

@Kerr: Yea I've read about that and was speaking to a mate of mine about it a few weeks ago. Personaly I hope it flops and hits Sony and PD in the wallet. What about the people that are online but not on Broadband because they dont have no access to it. All seems like a dumb idea to me. Going to wait for GT5 in 2008 i think... well make that 2010 after the delays :P

therat - Good to see you. I don't know if you've read about GT HD yet, but Sony is setting up a system where you have to pay $$ for cars and tracks. It's convoluted and details are sketchy, but rest assured that gamers will be parting with hundreds of dollars should they want to get most cars. I've been planning on making a post about it on the home page but have been too busy to really dig into it and write one of my monologues