No. It encourages people to game the system instead of honestly engaging.
this post was submitted on 02 May 2025
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Not only do I not miss it, I'm relieved that it's not here.
No, it just existed to block people from posting.
No, and I wish votes didn't even exist here.
Votes are the only reason making a social platform social.
Juat look at Youtube comments, Instagram, Facebook, etc. None have downvotes.
Its somehow more social to see opinions on votes besides text.
I think voting is completely unnecessary, and is a sort of "participation placebo" for the lazy but opinionated.