[–] 0 points 1 day ago (2 children)

Yeah, but you didn’t answered my question. How would it affect me without being linked to such restrictions?

However, I can see a point communities trying to set a low limit to decrease spamming a little bit. And I also can see communities that would like to have people involved in comments first before they are allowed to post. Sure, most communities don’t need such a rule, but (community-based) karma could be a way to make something like that easily achievable.

The good part compared to Reddit is: in Fediverse its way easier to copy a popular community. CommunityXY@piefed.world requires Karma now to post and you don’t like this rule? Start communityXY@piefed.zip without that rule and let the people decide what they prefer.

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  • [–] 0 points 1 day ago (4 children)

    As long as the karma isn’t linked to any decision making power, how would it influence me if someone feels like a god and becomes an asshole? Assholes are everywhere with and without karma. And being an asshole with lots of karma fast leads to losing all of it again through downvotes.

    I couldn’t care less about karma, but if it makes someone happy or more attached to use PieFed/Lemmy, go for it.

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  • [–] 2 points 1 day ago (10 children)

    Why do you think so? I don’t believe it has such an impact. Karma is nice for some people because of whatever reasons they have and everyone else just don’t care about it.

    Only impact I can see is communities requiring Karma to post. But that shouldn’t be too much of an issue for most users.

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  • [–] 11 points 1 week ago (1 child)

    Portal 1 was an almost perfect game and Portal 2 the perfect sequel and advancement regarding story and game play! I would love to get a Portal 3 but it’s unlikely to continue this way so better stop when it was perfect than making just another cash cow out of it.

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    Which Tripple A rated motorcycle underwear you own and how do you like it?

    What are the cons? Do you wear them always or are there situations where you prefer other gear?

    EDIT: Talking about products like AAA (under)shirts and leggings. For example by Bowtex or Panda. They are your real protection but usually not the outer layer. Most people wear them under normal clothes.

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