I really like the added rules, I do think they're an actual improvement. But I discovered today (what I think is) a bit of a flaw: streaming movies. Today I watched less than a minute of a some 3Mb flash -I decided the animation was poor enough, of just some looping, uneased frames, no background, just a few bad-drawn elements, bad typo, no plot, useless author's comment... I decided it was worth a 0 to me, and I voted before all the 3 Mbs were fully loaded... and got the message "stop trying to cheat the system"; my vote wasn't registered.
I reloaded the movie again, this time waited it to be fully loaded, and w/o watching it anymore, voted a 1 (more than I thought it deserved, but...). Went okay. Now it's in the graveyard with a 1.21 end score, which isn't that far from my original 0 -not what you'd call "cheat the system".
Wasn't much of a troube to me, since I have a 100 Mbps DSL, so I downloaded that worst-than-poop thing at full NG speed of 40-something KB/s. But had I have a dial-up speed, I would felt really cheated. Nor is a trouble for me waiting to vote until streaming movies are fully loaded, but this can lead to serious abuse... I suppose now that many dial-uppers may have at least felt abused by the Piconjo-or-whatever one-frame, audio-uncompressed, 4-meg "music video", like the ones sent this last night...