Maybe there legit needs to be a third option or something. The "i dont agree with you, but this is a reasoned comment" I think reddit got rid of awards? That

Maybe there legit needs to be a third option or something. The "i dont agree with you, but this is a reasoned comment" I think reddit got rid of awards? That was actually a cool indicator of substance/quality -- someone used their limited capital to make sure something stood out. I don't think the comments that are "truly wrong" need to be downvoted necessarily (at least not to the point of disappearing). I think there's value in having the comment exist so that people know the opinion or though exists. And then replies can contextualize or refute it. When we just eliminate or push down things that don't align with us it just reinforces bubbles. I have to say I really like the innovation on X of allowing 'community notes' as a crowdsourced way of contextualizing even wrong/bad posts. I'd like to see Reddit experiment with some things. So far they're pretty opaque when it comes to their design decisions.