Why YSK: On reddit only the body was editable, so by knowing this you won’t need to delete or resubmit due to wrong URL, typo, etc.
time to get a post upvoted into oblivion and then replace it with a bbc porn gif
I always wondered why that didn’t happen more with AMAs. Like edit your question after they answer to make them look bad.
I mean they had people as big as sitting presidents do AMAs.
I don’t think this is a good thing, way too easy to abuse, spread misinformation, or sell a post to advertisers
I agree. I think it’d be a good feature if users can see edit history.
I was happy when I realised this.
I read (on Reddit, to be fair) that upvotes/downvotes are public on some instances?
…and that users of those instances can even see votes on other instances where votes are private?
Can anyone confirm? I can’t find any other source to corroborate.
I’ve noticed some comments/posts have the number of up/down shown but not others. I just wrote it off as a bug.
I’m pretty sure it’s an admin option in instances to enable or not things like downvotes, or show the up and down numbers, or just the total etc.
I wonder if it’s just that they only show the two numbers if a comment has downvotes? It would be a weird UI choice but I can see it happening, since technically you’re not missing any info, it’s just that the user doesn’t know about the information they’re not missing unless they understand this detail. It would be clearer if they were shown on all posts.
EDIT: Yeah that’s the answer, look, you can test it by downvoting your own comment (or I guess someone else’s but don’t do that you meanie poos):
EDIT 2: This is now old info, it looks like this has been changed in the latest update lol. Fast-changing times we’re living in.
