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Where can I see my karma?

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Cyzaine@kbin.social
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The karma was the friends you made along the way!

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away2thestars@programming.devOP
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Take a fake internet useless point

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ShartyWaffles@kbin.social
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That’s the neat part - you don’t!

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away2thestars@programming.devOP
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Yeah that definitely must change the freedom of opinion. People won’t be so scared to have a different view

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Random_Character_A@lemmy.one
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In reddit I used burner accounts that I abandoned annually. It was a way to keep myself detached from karma.

No visible karma is good.

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𝒍𝒆𝒎𝒂𝒏𝒏@lemmy.one
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Karma or any kind of user scoring doesn’t exist on Lemmy IIRC

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MV [Jerboa dev]@lemmy.one
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Actually it does lemmy tracks but the clients don’t display it on purpose.

See this

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Briongloid@aussie.zone
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Tbh, it’s the kind of thing that is inevitable.

Not having it is a product differentiation, once enough people have joined Lemmy it will no longer feel as important and will feel like a new feature.

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away2thestars@programming.devOP
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How about other communities in the fediverse?

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SJ_Zero@lemmy.fbxl.net
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I believe kbin does track reputation points.

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away2thestars@programming.devOP
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And programming.Dev ?

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