Since users get tokens for interactions with their content, I wonder if the content on sites like this will be worse. You have that incentive everywhere else (t

Since users get tokens for interactions with their content, I wonder if the content on sites like this will be worse. You have that incentive everywhere else (the positive feeling of likes, +1s, etc.), but here it's a kind of direct financial reward. It almost seems like "gamifying" content causes it's quality to go down. HN hides upvote/downvote counts for comments, which seems to help.