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Kokemuksesta tiedän, että tuollainen sotilassaattue kohti maan pääkaupunkia ei onnistu kuitenkaan.
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Taas loistava kirjoitus Lehdeltä.
There was an update to lemmy just now, someone said it broke jerboa. I guess beehaw has installed it already. But I think the website is preferable to jerboa in its current state anyway.
Menin selaamaan tota ja yllätyin; Returnal olikin suomalainen. Olen nähnyt sen useasti steamissa ja muualla, mutten tutkinut sen enempää.
Lemmyssä voi muuten perua poistamisen.
My local newspaper attempted "well argumented" and "agree/disagree" scores years ago. Later they removed the "agree" score, and I recall some accusations of orwellian moderation, but I think this is a cool idea that deserves more experimentation.
I like the thought behind this idea but I don't think it's a good solution. It requires having a reputation score, which I think outweighs the positives here. I could also see people trying to play this system in a couple different ways, which is just plain bad for discussion culture: encourage others to downvote something without spending the reputation yourself, or collect downvotes with bait content in order to eat through other peoples reputation.
Could you link that? I don't see an obvious benefit, but it sounds interesting.
Downvotes aren't intended for the subject of the news, but for OP for making the post. If you hate the subject, I guess the correct action is to express it in the comments, or give an upvote if someone else already did.
A karma score encourages making poor quality meme posts and comments in large quantities to gain more fake internet points. It's easily abused; Reddit is full of karma farming bots.
No downvotes was also mentioned here, but I heavily disagree. Downvotes, in my opinion are mostly a positive thing. Youtube hiding downvotes was a move towards a "good vibes only, no criticism allowed" type of environment.
Lemmy pretty much meets my ideal in this regard, it has downvotes and doesn't have a broken social credit system.
Not recommended, but I'd like to see some madman do it.