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Reddit enrages users again by ditching thank-you coins and awards
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this post was submitted on 15 Jul 2023
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Lemmy should make its own awards.
Award #1 -- Blackjack
Aware #2 -- Hookers
In fact forget the awards
I like to give out Lemmy Lemons 🍋
I enjoy that they're meaningless and if people find them obnoxious they can just downvote them.
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Very dapper!
What would be pretty awesome is if Lemmy implemented an optional awards feature that could accept donations into a tip jar of some sort. Many of us running smaller instances appreciate selfless donations, but this could be a decent way to make supporting hosting costs more fun.
instance based awards only though, as of would be hard to control award manipulation from private lemmy servers thay are federated
Make awards not actually do anything other than be a tip for the server hoster like Reddit gold used to be. Now which server owner it should go to is another question.
That's what this Dell PowerEdge I'm posting on is for