Spyke

Not for me.

I try not to downvote, either because it's someone else's (different) opinion, or because a reply would be more effective.

When a downvote is actuallu warranted, the extra step is minor.

Still, I quite like it. The effort delta between up and down votes acts as a reminder that we are better off building each other up, rather than tearing each other down.

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lemmy.world

What interface/appnare you using? On boost its exactly the same process for upvotes or downvotes. I don't think an extra step would make any difference, I don't downvote very often and when I do it's because I think it's worth doing.

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BadmanDanreply
lemmy.world

I just found out you can downvote by sliding to the right on a comment. I’m still figuring out Lemmy

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It took me quite a while to dial in the swipes just right for me. I ended up getting rid of all the downvotes shortcuts because I kept activating them by accident (I couldn't really far while I'm reading comments and deciding if I want upvote or not at the end.)

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Well OP isn't using Piefed but you can choose not to federate votes by default as a user settings option, and then you'd have to hold down the vote button to select a federated vote option instead.

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Oh, never knew that was a thing. Guess that’s why it was a stupid question

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piefed.world

The vast, vast majority of votes are up votes already and instances can disable down votes. Why discourage down votes on instances that use them?

This seems like a solution in search of a problem.

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I don't think this was a suggestion, just a showerthought based on existing mobile app behavior

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Does having to hold down a comment to open a downvote prompt make it less likely for you to downvote? | Spyke