If you go onto your user profile page, and scroll all the way to the right, there is a section called "reputation".
What is it, and how does it work?
Is it like the "karma" system that Reddit uses?
If you go onto your user profile page, and scroll all the way to the right, there is a section called "reputation".
What is it, and how does it work?
Is it like the "karma" system that Reddit uses?
I saw in another comment that it's because of a last minute change for Lemmy compatibility. Apparently, /kbin originally used boosts as its upvote system, but this was changed so that kbin/Lemmy would communicate upvotes in the same way. Some of the /kbin interface is still set up to use boosts instead of upvotes. Since it doesn't break anything other than hearts fixing it is probably a low priority for now.
Oh right on. Thanks for the info!
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@techno156 I'm glad you asked this. I wasn't sure how this worked either. Good to know it's boosts and downvotes. I wonder what the logic was behind that. I guess receiving a boost is a stronger indication of quality content, but I dont feel that upvotes should be ignored in that calculation
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