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Kinda far from absolute imo.

Returnal is great. Gameplay is so tight, it feels like an arcade shooter but in 3d.

I'm not much of a fan of the roguelite genre but everything else was so good.

I've been going in and doing batches of edits to my post history every few days, and editing it differently. From ten years ago to now, I've had posts re-appearing and the edits getting un-edited.

Are you absolutely certain? I just as well might not bother with the mass edit then.

I was just thinking who needs this much parking space.

So only one I'm feeling bad about is the kid that was apparently pressured to the trip or something. Couple billionaires less is kinda whatever to me, compared to the migrant ship that sank while Greece and the rest of EU just stood there dicks in their hands.

Well said there's probably more of a barrier without the anonymity which in itself can be also unhealthy for the whole system (less user engagement). Though now thinking about it maybe that's not a bad thing. Less bandwagoning on downvotes etc.

But truely angering some unhinged lunatic by downvoting who will then dox you, harass you and possibly kill you doesn't sound great. But that's a danger you're susceptible to just by existing on internet.

I'd probably have it switch itself daily as well as the personality if possible.

I don't need to be attached to a computer person, I'm already addicted to social media enough. Besides, it sounds fun to meet a new "person" everyday.

Some kind of implementation of what you said would solve Reddit's problem of mods reposting and deleting content untill it "goes viral".

The third problem is that the current system let's you see who is downvoting/upvoting. People take it personally when they are disagreed with and will retaliate since they can see those users and stalk their account

I actually really like this. I've been downvoted a bunch, my kbin karma sits at negative, but it's kinda neat to see that I haven't been downvoted by complete assholes (based on their history) -- makes me appreciate that we might just have different view about a thing (or I've acted like an asshole to no surprise). Nonverbal communication can be a powerful thing.

Do I think it's feasible to leave as it is if this whole thing explodes in popularity in a new magnitude while Reddit sinks? No I don't think so.

There are few things Karma system helps with that come to mind.

For others:

• Reputation
• Activity

For you:

• That endorphin XP boost when you level up. Makes you more likely do engage after the first hit.
• Gives you an idea how your comment has been received by others.

Presumably there are other things as well, these just quickly came to me.

Bigger than Lemmy's most popular instance is pretty big feat. As a platform, Lemmy presumably takes the cake though. At least for now.

Modders should be compensated. I'm not too convinced Microsoft's cut won't be too big to make the whole thing worth charging for. It's a big ask to sell mods since that's not the norm. Patreon or something might be more viable way for modders.