• rumschlumpel@feddit.de
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    1 year ago

    “meh” kinda feels dismissive in most cases, though. An explicit “meh” option seems like a downvote to me.

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    1 year ago

    inb4 Reddit introduces paid “super upvotes” and “super downvotes” so you can just do +5 or -5 on a post or comment

    also, I would fully support a meh vote option that randomly rolls a +0.5 or a -0.5

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        1 year ago

        i totally could see reddit attempting something like that especially with the removing awards.

        an even grosser implementation would be 2 sets of upvotes and downvotes. Premium vs free ones… my god it sounds like discord nitro and tinder premium had a baby

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    1 year ago

    To be honest, I’ve always felt like ratings systems needed a “thumbs sideways” option. Like a “meh” or “it’s okay” or even “it’s kind of good, but has flaws that bring it down”.

    Youtube for instance really could use a thumbs sideways button. Many sites that show longer form artistic content that could have varying degrees of quality over time could also use it.