Title. Thank you
meta·Meta (lemmy.one)byaway2thestars Where can I see my karma?Title. Thank youView original on programming.dev8Comments15Reply
away2thestars replyprogramming.devYeah that definitely must change the freedom of opinion. People won't be so scared to have a different view7Reply
RRandom_Character_A replylemmy.oneIn reddit I used burner accounts that I abandoned annually. It was a way to keep myself detached from karma. No visible karma is good.4Reply
MMV [Jerboa dev] replylemmy.one1Hide 1 replyActually it does lemmy tracks but the clients don't display it on purpose. See this11Reply
Briongloid replyaussie.zoneTbh, it's the kind of thing that is inevitable. Not having it is a product differentiation, once enough people have joined Lemmy it will no longer feel as important and will feel like a new feature.3Reply
SatyrSack replylemmy.oneThe very bottom of a Lemmy page will have some info about that instance.1Reply
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The karma was the friends you made along the way!
Take a fake internet useless point
That’s the neat part - you don’t!
Yeah that definitely must change the freedom of opinion. People won't be so scared to have a different view
In reddit I used burner accounts that I abandoned annually. It was a way to keep myself detached from karma.
No visible karma is good.
Karma or any kind of user scoring doesn't exist on Lemmy IIRC
Actually it does lemmy tracks but the clients don't display it on purpose.
See this
Tbh, it's the kind of thing that is inevitable.
Not having it is a product differentiation, once enough people have joined Lemmy it will no longer feel as important and will feel like a new feature.
How about other communities in the fediverse?
I believe kbin does track reputation points.
And programming.Dev ?
That's Lemmy, it doesn't do this.
How do you know is lemmy, sorry I'm new
https://programming.dev/nodeinfo/2.0.json
The very bottom of a Lemmy page will have some info about that instance.