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Move on. For many reasons: - The karma points don't mean anything. - if the comment was in fact good, it will be corrected by other viewers - the comment can
by Timothee 16y ago
Move on. For many reasons:
- The karma points don't mean anything.
- if the comment was in fact good, it will be corrected by other viewers
- the comment can not have been so good that you should spend a bad afternoon thinking about it
- in just a few hours, nobody will ever see that comment again, because new articles and comments will continue to come in.
No, really, no need to feel bad: this is just a comment, this is just a pretty meaningless karma point.
- DrJokepu 16y agoSome people don't take being downvoted to heart as much as others (and rightly so) but I'm sure that no-one likes to be downvoted. It is only natural to feel a bit bad when your comment is downvoted (as we're no robots) and I really don't want other people feel bad just because I can't manage to click on the right vote button.
- ax0n 16y agoI don't know about "feeling bad" as I have discovered certain kinds of humor I like using that almost guarantees a downvote, even if my comment was valid. I pretty much learned to embrace the downvoting when I post something like that, because I'd rather say my piece than not. Still, it'd be nice to be able to undo a downvote.