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i think user total upvotes/downvotes is public, so people can check it out if that's their thing
I was told by an admin that admins can see what everyone upvotes and downvotes and that they're going to give mods that access in the future.
@pelespirit Because Lemmy is federated, your upvotes and downvotes are also sent to different platforms, which may display them.
How long until people get banned from various communities for voting on something unrelated?
Now
Mods can see votes from Tesseract
Sorry, I'm not being clear. Not that you can see general upvotes and downvotes, but I could see everything you personally have upvoted or downvoted. So if someone in a community I mod is downvoting everything, I could see that and ban them.
Edit: Or maybe you're saying that I can do that there?
As a mod, you can see who votes what in your community using Tesseract
I'm currently in tesserect looking for how to do that. I can't even find the moderation tools, lol.
Edit: Is there a guide on moderation for that template?
Edit: Is there a guide on moderation for that template?
I've seen a few accounts systematically any content posted to one of my communities without ever commenting. For weeks. I assumed they should probably leave that community if they don't like it and banned them.
I think you accidentally left out the word "downvoted" in that comment.
I didn't realize you could see them, one of our admins was doing that. Now that I know I can check, I'll be doing the same.
Look at a post, then the shield icon on the right. There's a "show votes" button
Thanks, I just found it as your reply came up. That's incredibly interesting. I had no idea.
Happy to help, it's been there for a while 😄
I kind of laid off tesserect because it wouldn't save any of my groups or favorites. I didn't really get a chance to dig deeper. If it worked all the time, I would definitely use it all the time. I really like the interface and tools it has.
Feel free to report bugs to @[email protected]
Anyone can see it from k/mbin as well
Mbin doesn't show downvotes
But the sum is still tallied under “reputation”
I thought it was a computed/estimated value rather than one maintained explicitly by the platform. Of course, with Federation, there’s multiple services running that might take different approaches.