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  3. Do you ever revise your upvotes for a particular sub-thread/conversant when you get the sense they are either bad-faith or do not have sufficient knowledge to justify their participation or comments?

Do you ever revise your upvotes for a particular sub-thread/conversant when you get the sense they are either bad-faith or do not have sufficient knowledge to justify their participation or comments?

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      jet@hackertalks.com
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      If I think the content is a net positive for Lemmy you get a upvote, even if I disagree, even if I don't like you.

      So that means even if someone later reveals themselves to be an asshat, they are still adding to Lemmy's ecosystem and get to keep their upvotes.

      Update: but I'm not a saint, if someone is downvoting me I'll downvote them right back

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