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this post was submitted on 23 Jun 2023
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"Lemmy does not have upvote and downvote buttons"
uh... don't downvote me for posting this
It's been a long time since Lifehacker has been reliable for even basic facts.
What? I see and use upvote and downvote buttons in Jerboa. In fact I just updated your comment.
Different how, exactly?
it causes the device of the poster to operate at 1°F higher or lower, depending. (up= lower temperature)
But I'm european, I don't believe in °F
Well then they shouldn't affect you one way or the other!
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?
Isn't that what votes are for? lol
Yes, they escalate things to the top of the page.