I assume the intended purpose is the same here as it is on Reddit - to flag spam, bots, and other intentional misuses of the platform. Maybe there are instances that don’t utilize the feature?
Hover your mouse pointer over those numbers on the webpage (which was coded by the Lemmy devs) - It says things like “2 points • 4 Upvotes • 2 Downvotes”
The fuck is an upvote? This is Lemmy not reddit.
What do you call them here?
Upvotes
“UpLem obviously.”
Perfect!
Means of production
Ascending Plebiscites.
I assume the intended purpose is the same here as it is on Reddit - to flag spam, bots, and other intentional misuses of the platform. Maybe there are instances that don’t utilize the feature?
Hover your mouse pointer over those numbers on the webpage (which was coded by the Lemmy devs) - It says things like “2 points • 4 Upvotes • 2 Downvotes”
Reddit didn’t invent those terms.
Strange that I’ve seem someone complain about this before any usage of the term “sublemmy” instead of community.
I was more making a stupid joke, but people didn’t seem to like it lol
Yeah, I learned the hard way that using /s is 100% required these days.
Yes I’m noticing more people are just in fight mode these days, and anything that sounds like an argument, they go for the throat.