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All the features you need to make it legitimately useful are behind a 7 buck per month pay wall. Without paying up, it has little if any value IMHO. They got greedy. Had a decent amount of features been free, it would interest me and I might even subscribe ... but as it stands it's a total turn off.

All the features you need to make it legitimately useful are behind a 7 buck per month pay wall. Without paying up, it has little if any value IMHO. They got greedy. Had a decent amount of features been free, it would interest me and I might even subscribe ... but as it stands it's a total turn off.

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Yeah, but my question is who cares about downvotes when they have little to no consequences?

I mean, fuck it. There are some cool people here but I generally don't fucking care what strangers on the internet think of me. If I post something on poal that people find genuinely objectionable and I get a metric fuckton of downvotes, that's rough. But no one would stop me, assuming it's not CP or the like.

[–] 1 pt

See my convo with PMYB2 in this thread for my explanation on why I think votes matter

[–] 1 pt

It doesn't really address my point though. This all works under the assumption that you are concerned about your internet cred.

Culturally speaking, poal actively discourages downvoting unpopular opinions.

Personally, I can't think of the last time I checked someone's internet score before deciding whether their opinion is worth a shit.

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Posl is still small. Most was small once too. Everyone knew each other and you knew what to expect from the other users. If Poal becomes a large platform like Voat, you'll see those iser scores become a much bigger detail. I agree, I dont normally check voting history. But it is done, and like it or not, a lot of users of other platforms base opinions upon it. If they come here, there's a very good chance the mindset will follow them.