This is a great idea. I wrote a little JS snippet to paste into your browser's console to do this automatically. It iterates through all comments and upvotes any with a salary range / salary in the job description. Happy to make edits if you find a post doesn't match and it should—or vice versa. Upvotes are limited to 1 every 2s.
var r1 = /(\$|£|€|)\d+(k|K)/m
var r2 = /\d+-\d+(k|K)/m
var r3 = /\d+(k|K) EUR/m
var candidates = [r1, r2, r3];
var linkQueue = []
var comments = document.getElementsByTagName("tr")
for (var i in comments) {
var comment = comments[i];
if (comment.className && comment.className.indexOf("athing comtr") != -1) {
for (var j in candidates) {
if (comment.innerHTML.search(candidates[j]) != -1) {
var linkElements = comment.getElementsByTagName("a");
for (var k in linkElements) {
var link = linkElements[k]
if (link.id && link.id.startsWith("up_") && (!link.className || (link.className && link.className != "nosee"))) {
linkQueue.push(link);
}
}
}
}
}
}
var identifier = setInterval(function() {
var link = linkQueue.pop();
if (link) {
link.click();
console.log(link);
} else {
clearInterval(identifier);
}
}, 2000);
Excellent script. It matches "401k" however, so it might be worth matching against "401k" specifically. Also, I would recommend to others to give the whole thread a once-over after running the script, as it seems I've upvoted a couple of companies that had a big stream of complaints, and personally I do not upvote ads with complaints, even if they do other things (i.e. salary range) right.
Ctrl/Cmd+F search: 0k