This answer to "I think my DM is consistently faking dice rolls for saves against a specific spell; how do I call my DM out?" is a great answer to an interpersonal question. Unfortunately, presumably because sexism, it has garnered a lot of bad comments and consequently got locked.
If I remember correctly, when a post is locked you can just lock the comments part and leave the voting part untouched, but that's not the default option (and not what happened in this case). I want to upvote the answer, so I am hoping the post could be unlocked.
It also might make sense to unlock the editing part of it, but I don't know for sure about that because the sorts of people who leave abusive comments in response to feminism may well just start edit warring with it and then we'd have to lock that again anyways and remember not to lock voting at that time and that'd be tedious. I also don't have any specific edits in mind, I just think the first section would be better with an example of how to start such a conversation or more detailed advice on what to do (rather than what not to do) with that, and it's the sort of thinking where I'm like "maybe I'll leave a comment" only it's locked so now it's "maybe I'd edit that if I could" but honestly probably not.
Can we unlock voting? Can/should we unlock editing, too, without unlocking voting? Is there a reason we should do neither?
