Green Eyed Demon wrote:I see this topic is getting a well deserved attention
Sad
Sad indeed
The feature's totally being used right, perfectly as intended
Green Eyed Demon wrote:I see this topic is getting a well deserved attention
Sad
Hikarikaze wrote:My concern here isn't the reason. My main concern is the amount of support that reason is getting. Only three people voted and the karma needed already had 1/6 of the value met. Why is it that reasons like this get support but legitimate reasons barely do?
Is it because people contribute as a joke? Do people actually find themselves content with going through with this? Is it out of boredom?
Why do votes that don't deserve support get that support whereas it's the complete opposite for votes that do deserve that support? This isn't a one time thing here; this happens commonly. People are more likely to participate in an invalid vote than an actually valid one. What kind of logic is this? It makes absolutely no sense; there's no difference in contributing to a valid vote or an invalid one, so why are people so reluctant?
KARL SERG wrote:Human mind doesn't work with flawless logic, unfortunately. It works with incomplete information, frequently faulty logic which has mistakes of its own or is supposed to back the individual and, worst of all, the thrill of adhering to a belief for being popular instead of adhering to it for being openly forced to do so or genuinely being interested in it.
KARL SERG wrote:I maintain my suggestion, voting should not be disclosed to the public, only the Staff, the Voter and the person who got voted. There should be a list of preset reasons that are valid and only when People agree without being influenced by each other (at least not openly), should the person be voted. This is why voting is a secret process IRL.
gajacar25 wrote:3 - The system could still be public, but perhaps there could be an option to vote against it, removing your amount of karma from the vote kick. This system could very much be abused still, but it'll add at least a bit more balance to the system.
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