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TIL that mods can see how people vote in their communities
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this post was submitted on 21 Jul 2025
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A bot that reveals that behaviour to the community would be very helpful.
It's weird people constantly say mods have magic powers...
And I almost never see lemvotes mentioned.
Admins have a much easier time, that's why all the communities that ban people for down voting are moderated by admins of tiny instances.
Im pretty sure if they're not an admin of an instance (there's a lot of small ones out there) the mods are just using lemvotes.
On PieFed instances the votes of serial downvoters are automatically discarded.
Hell, your comment should be a TIL all by itself. Maybe people will stop bitching about their posts getting a single downvote when they can see it's just a few trolls.
That is gold. Thanks for the site.
Lmao, the sandwich guy is so funny to me
That would be helpful. The only problem is, I've found a person that is definitely a serial downvoter, but I can't ban them because they don't make comments. I guess I'll ask the admin to do it.
You can ban anyone from your communities with tesseract.
I love tesseract, but it doesn't save my settings. I guess I could go in and do that specifically. Thanks for the heads up.
Call their behaviour out in the community?
It's a small, new community, which is why I know that they're doing it. It's blatantly obvious.