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Okay, yeah, I see now how it can be misinterpreted when taken out-of-context
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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.one/post/14589828
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It's not really that they don't allow negative feedback. They just prefer that if you do have negative feedback, you comment it instead of just downvoting and moving on.
Doesn't that system make for incredibly obnoxious comment sections consisting only of people disagreeing and complaining + argumentative responders?
Normal comment sections are often bad enough already
It just replaces the down votes with comments. I don't consider argumentative responders to be obnoxious either, so I guess it depends on what kind of environment you want.
I'm going to disagree with you there, because they love banning people who disapprove of their posts.
Which is the point. Kinda like how freedom of speech lets you say stuff, but you can still be kicked out of a BLM event for saying something racist. Rather, if you have something you don't like about a post, just say it instead of just down voting, and they'll judge you based on that comment.