>This has happened to me on every major platform. YouTube as well - post a comment someone doesn't like and they downvote all your videos lol. Oh for sure, I'v

>This has happened to me on every major platform. YouTube as well - post a comment someone doesn't like and they downvote all your videos lol. Oh for sure, I've had this happen on reddit many times as well. This is obviously one of Facebook's clear advantages and also why Youtube stopped showing the downvotes. > but it's still interesting how much power random non-experts can have over the visibility and integrity of online information - especially if they're say a Reddit or Discord moderator. They effectively control what the general public sees and perceives as correct. This is the real reason why Reddit, HN, and others are doing this. They intentionally want to be able to curate content. They WANT the echo chambers.