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I wonder if there's any good way to avoid the vetocracy-like effect then, where a small number of users who don't like a post can effectively bury it even if a
by josephcsible 4y ago
I wonder if there's any good way to avoid the vetocracy-like effect then, where a small number of users who don't like a post can effectively bury it even if a much larger number of users do like it.
- dang 4y agoAppeal to the mods to overturn the flags on constitutional grounds. We do do that, perhaps a quarter of the time. This is maybe not quite accurate though: > a small number of users who don't like a post can effectively bury it even if a much larger number of users do like it The tug of war between flags and upvotes isn't hopelessly biased against upvoters.