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I don't know. In normal interactions, I get the impression that the reasons for positive responses are a lot more honest than the reasons for negative ones -- e
by byrneseyeview 18y ago
I don't know. In normal interactions, I get the impression that the reasons for positive responses are a lot more honest than the reasons for negative ones -- e.g. "I already have plans," rather than "You smell like bark. All the time."
It would be helpful to know why people mod us down, but it might just make people bitter.
- zasz 18y agoWell, explaining why you thought a point was wrong is a little different than trying to hide dislike or indifference towards a person. The former isn't personal.
- icey 18y agoThe problem with explaining every down mod is that it causes a whole discussion to occur regarding moderation. To me, that seems like a tremendous waste of time. In a democracy, not everyone is going to see things in the same light. That's just something that we all have to deal with and move on.