RE: Opposing Perceptions, mismatched definitions, parity mismatch, voting, down voting, and "fairness"

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Opposing Perceptions, mismatched definitions, parity mismatch, voting, down voting, and "fairness"

in philosophy •  8 years ago 

If I saw down votes as solving something that couldn't be handled other ways I'd be all for it. Yet I decouple down votes from the reporting plagiarism, spam, abusive posts. Those things I consider as needing to be flagged or down voting.

I've been fortunate. I have not had too many down votes, and the few I did were on posts weeks after I wrote them. I can be devil's advocate and the opposite of many people I have spoken to here, but I do try to keep it civil. So do they. I love that.

philosophy
8 years ago by

Downvoting a post can decrease pending rewards and make it less visible. Common reasons:

  • Disagreement on rewards
  • Fraud or plagiarism
  • Hate speech or trolling
  • Miscategorized content or spam

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