So many one-liner garbage comments, no way to downvote. Let's start by saying: cool, it's satire, and learning technologies through novel applications is the heart of hacking. I ain't even mad. But no, shadowbanning is not cool. It was originally for spammers, not for real people you don't like. It's inconsiderate, because if effective, it wastes peoples' time writing comments they think people can read. Comments the…
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#62Earlier quoted context omitted.
You need more reputation to be able to downvote.
I don't think that @unethical_ban is talking about downvoting the comments, but downvoting the submission itself. There is no "downvote" option for submissions, only upvote and flag.
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#63It doesn't degrade gracefully on my Lynx browser and doesn't use any form of encryption when submitting comments, making it vulnerable to 3-letter agency interception.
I don't know if you're being sarcastic, but you realize it doesn't actually submit anything, right?
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#64Earlier quoted context omitted.
I don't think that @unethical_ban is talking about downvoting the comments, but downvoting the submission itself. There is no "downvote" option for submissions, only upvote and flag.
oh no, I was talking about comments. And the parent is right, it comes along once you have enough karma.
Yes, but only for comments, not for article submissions.
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#66So many one-liner garbage comments, no way to downvote. Let's start by saying: cool, it's satire, and learning technologies through novel applications is the heart of hacking. I ain't even mad. But no, shadowbanning is not cool. It was originally for spammers, not for real people you don't like. It's inconsiderate, because if effective, it wastes peoples' time writing comments they think people can read. Comments the…
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