Amazing !

Good point

People who run instances can see the votes already, so we can automate some possible solutions now.

It’s definitely doable, that would probably help a few mods.

One possible response to this would be a slashdot style system where you only get a few downvotes randomly assigned in a interval, so you have to be choosy with them.

Indeed

That would be great, thanks!

that the model is not sustainable.

18 months after the API debacle on Reddit, most of the instances are still around. If the model was not sustainable, wouldn’t have all closed?

They would probably just create dummy communities to artificially increase their ratio.

Having a “cost” per downvote could be another idea. Like you get 5 downvotes per day (but then again, people would probably abuse alts)

Quick question for you: is it possible to see downvotes as a mod (not an admin) using Tesseract?

The feature is avaiable in the backend since 0.19.4 (https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/4386), but never got implemented in the fronted.

Thank you for the post.

About systematically downvoting content, that’s indeed a net negative. There was a previous thread almost a year ago on the same topic: https://lemmy.ml/post/13108690

The key thing is that mods should be able to see votes since almost a year (https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/4386), but because nobody implemented the feature on the front-end, they still can’t.

To want to join, I don’t know, tenforward.social and chat with other Trekies (and connect to other communities as a bonus) rather than to join “Mastodon”.

Language and countries instances can also help build a feeling of community

Thank you so much for your message, it is very kind!

I’m trying to help the whole platform, there are several other people who do too, such as you!

Indeed!

I said “inspired Arcane” because both lores don’t have a lot in common except the characters name and general design. Which is probably why Arcane didn’t get best video game adaptation.

Now I’ve read hundreds of hours of subject matter, talked to experts in person, traveled hours to see the things in person, spent money to get hands on time with the animals I talk about. I’ve got over 1200 posts I believe about owls now.

That’s quite impressive to be honest.

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That’s my positivity offer to you. Probably not enough, but what I can provide.

With the prohibition “Thou shalt not make a machine in the likeness of a human mind,” the creation of even the simplest thinking machines is outlawed and made taboo,[8]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dune_(franchise)#The_Butlerian_Jihad

https://lemmy.world/post/19466047

Time to find some Australian BBQers!

By default all languages should be enabled

Butlerian Jihad

I had a quick look, it’s a story about humans vs machines? Shouldn’t you then not use Lemmy, your phone, the Internet? All of those rely on machines to operate

Not sure if I’m disingenuous, I’m really trying to discuss in good faith.

If we keep the analogy here, what is the wheat? Who was going to summarize those articles anyway? Is this project taking anyone’s income away?

I used the tractor analogy because for me this project is a help to summarize articles, which otherwise has to be done by everyone on their own. But curious to hear what your vision is.