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this post was submitted on 23 Jun 2023
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After reading your comment I realized I didn't know there was a reputation mechanic and what boost even does. Is there a faq somewhere for this type of thing?
I think boost is like a retweet? I'll look around to see if anyone ever explained it all.
From reading an earlier thread, I believe the boost feature makes more sense when you think about federating with Mastadon which has a reblog thing going on. So you’d get a boost to your rep if someone shared your content on mastodon.
Additionally, Kbin is planning to change the rep system to be based on up and down votes instead—it just isn’t a priority right now. Something something check the GitHub for details.
I just boosted your comment by clicking boost. No idea what it does but you have a shiny (1) next to boost now.
I upvoted and boosted you arbitrarily because everything is fake anyway!