Personally I think not having karma limits is nice currently! I understand why they were used but grinding karma as a lurker on reddit was frustrating.

  •  Anomandaris   ( @Anomandaris@kbin.social ) 
    53•1 year ago

    I think you do have to be careful here though. If you’re too permissive you allow bigotry, but if you’re too restrictive you cut off honest, good faith debate and create echo chamber silos where beliefs are never challenged.

    Bigotry should never be accepted but that means non-discriminatory opinions, especially ones you disagree with, should be allowed.

    •  CynAq   ( @CynAq@kbin.social ) 
      28•1 year ago

      Good faith is the key here. I’m all for disagreements leading to lengthy discussions and even some controversy as long as everyone is arguing in good faith.

      I can’t stand trolling, outright bigotry, and the normalization of literal fascist opinions as a mere “disagreement”. If a “disagreement” (you know which ones I mean) will lead to people dying if enabled, I’m pretty happy keeping those ideas out.