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Karma in lemmy?
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this post was submitted on 19 Feb 2025
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I know some clients show that, but the culture here is generally quite against the concept. Tends to lead to people being scared of going against the majority and creates a hive mind mentality to keep karma high.
Hive mind mentality sums up Reddit culture pretty accurately. so happy to be here
Unfortunately you're not out of the weeds yet. Lemmy has plenty of hive mind mentality
Atleast it's not rewarding (hypothetically) like Reddit
I mean, it's the same, except you don't get a total number across all your posts.
The hive mind is here as well.
Yeah I get it. I guess that's just what people are. We crave being approved by other
Definitely, only difference is here you don't get banned at the speed of light if your opinion doesn't fit the group.
Don't get me started on Karma farming bots. A Karma system does more harm than good.
"☝️🤓 you do not have enough karma to post in this community!" Well what the fuck community am I supposed to post in when all the ones I want to post in won't let me!?
Reminds me of this.
Cannot agree more. I say things all the time here that people hate and downvote me for but the numbers are even more useless here than on Reddit so it's difficult to care.