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I don't think you're right. The reasons seem to be that people are downmodding as a social normalization function. It's like saying "don't post more like that p
by kburn 17y ago
I don't think you're right. The reasons seem to be that people are downmodding as a social normalization function. It's like saying "don't post more like that please".
I think you are taking downmods a bit too personally.
- elblanco 17y agoWell, different people are having different takes on the semantics I guess. How about a quota though? Nobody likes an overly negative person at a party. IRL, we can't enforce good behavior that way, but here we can through the power of software.
- kburn 17y agoI don't think a quota makes sense. But a comment/vote does. I don't want to limit the amount of times a person can disagree with me (at risk of allowing for disagreeable persons).