As Reddit melts down, users are fleeing to lemmy, kbin, tildes and more.

  • @Cobe98
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    1 year ago

    What? I see and use upvote and downvote buttons in Jerboa. In fact I just updated your comment.

    • @L3sM
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      231 year ago

      Are you talking about these things? Those are escalation arrows, not upvote and downvote buttons, totally different.

        • @zeppo
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          1 year ago

          it causes the device of the poster to operate at 1°F higher or lower, depending. (up= lower temperature)

          • @DDNB
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            181 year ago

            But I’m european, I don’t believe in °F

            • TheForvalaka
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              41 year ago

              Well then they shouldn’t affect you one way or the other!

            • @zeppo
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              21 year ago

              thermodynamics doesn’t care…

        • @L3sM
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          1 year ago

          Well for starters, they escalate things

            • @L3sM
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              1 year ago

              Ah, how could I have forgotten to include the all-mighty de-escalate *button

              edit: arrow*

      • @varaki
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        1 year ago

        deleted by creator

      • @Cobe98
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        61 year ago

        Yes. That’s what I see. I had no idea it wasnt upvote/downvote as I use jerboa.

        So the escalation arrows just push a comment to the top?

        • @WassupDoc
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          101 year ago

          Isn’t that what votes are for? lol

        • @L3sM
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          31 year ago

          Yes, they escalate things to the top of the page.