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Does anyone ever miss karma?
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this post was submitted on 02 May 2025
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Here is a good post about this topic https://lemmy.ml/post/29375485
I find a good amount of opinions in that post highly idealized and conceptual, but not really the end experience. Nevertheless, thank you for sharing the link.
I'd be more open to a voting system that rewards actual contribution. For example, a user is allotted (rewarded?) a certain number of votes for every post and every comment they make. The content creators and discussion participants drive the platform.
I'm sure a whole new set of problems would arise, but I feel it'd be a fresh experience, with less armchair warriors.