that's probably a good thing, because karma isn't really a representation of actual quality so much as it's mass-market appeal and bandwagoning. you can crank

that's probably a good thing, because karma isn't really a representation of actual quality so much as it's mass-market appeal and bandwagoning. you can crank out great posts in a 100k-1m user discussion sub all day and you'll never make anywhere near as much karma as popping into PCMR and doing "NVIDIA bad" "4060 too expensive" one-liner shitposts. 100x the karma for 0.1x the effort.