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You are not able to go through a persons profile and downvote on people's posts. It looks like it from the UI, however it doesn't persist those votes. It may be
by monksy 4y ago
You are not able to go through a persons profile and downvote on people's posts. It looks like it from the UI, however it doesn't persist those votes. It may be capturing your attempt though.
To do that you have to visit each and every post and downvote it.
- plorkyeran 4y agoAnd even if you click through to the actual posts, there's a fairly low limit on the number of times you can downvote a specific person per day before it stops counting.
- nebula8804 4y agoI would love to read through a source code leak. I have wasted so much of my 20s on that god forsaken site. Now im in my mid 30s and occasionally reminiscence about how innocent I thought it was back in 2010. It is garbage now and it was garbage back than, we just didn't know. In my mind, I actually hold Digg in higher regard just because they never made it to the point where it became a net negative on the world. You know what they say: you either die a hero or live long enough to become the villain or something like that.
- jck 4y agoReddit used to be open source: https://github.com/reddit-archive/reddit https://github.com/reddit-archive/reddit
- nebula8804 4y agoI'd argue this code is so old that it probably bears little resemblance to current Reddit. I know this was used by right wingers when they made that alternative Trump Reddit. That Reddit was awesome (minus the actual content) because it took me back in time to the "good ol days" of Reddit. I really want to see the current algorithms being used in the codebase. The rest is just shitty code written by overpaid monkeys.
- xg15 4y ago> To do that you have to visit each and every post and downvote it. I'm sure there are some redditors petty enough to actually do that.
- monksy 4y agoThere are. But their impact and likelihood to be that persistence probably raises flags.