For awhile it was single downvotes, but it seems that moved up to 2-3 on each comment. Even the most benign stuff gets hit, the pattern is clear.

Can I find this person and block them from seeing my posts? Never really delved into how lemmy works.

Probably doesn’t matter much because after awhile the forget and leave me alone for a bit.

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        But all of this tells nothing about the value, or quality, of OP’s posts.

        It tells only about the BULLSHIT VALUE of things like a “Top of all time” filter or terms like “controversial”.

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          It’s about the findability of the post and correctness of votes. A serial downvoter will diminish both, creating a disconnect between the real quality and the perceived quality.

          No those three votes probably won’t make a big difference, but it’s a real problem if this becomes commonplace

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        Up/down voting should just be removed. It does nothing, means nothing and only causes people to bitch. It’s annoying.

        I question the sanity of anyone who gives even half a fuck about fake internet points.

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          It does nothing

          It helps sort content for visibility. Unless you browse Lemmy ONLY by new, you’re benefiting from the voting system. That includes posts AND comments

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      I’ve had posts with hundreds of upvotes and one or two downvotes. It’s interesting to contact the downvoters via PM. Not in an accusatory tone but with curiosity.