<p>Sometimes I write answers and use fancy Greek letters which fools naive people to think that I am a Mathematician (which I am not). So I sometimes put a disclaimer in bold (e.g. <strong>Disclaimer:</strong> <em>I am not confident, I made this answer only after thinking for 30-60 minutes</em>).</p>

<p>I think such confidence disclaimers are helpful to be a good stackexchange citizen to make the lives of others a bit easier.</p>

<p>But at the same time, putting such confidence disclaimers manually is not elegant.</p>

<p>So I think that it would be nice if, each answer, has a drop down menu that contains a list of confidence scores (e.g. "little confidence (just started thinking)", "moderate confidence", "high confidence (expert)") with the the default value of "unspecified".</p>

<p>Choosing a value from this list would cause the answer to be represented in a different way to indicate the self-claimed confidence degree of the guy who answered the question.</p>

<p>But when the default confidence "unspecified" is chosen (which is chosen by default), everything works as normal the way stats.stackexchange.com works as if this feature doesn't exist.</p>
