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RE: Regarding Flags vs. Downvotes
Do you think it is undervalued? vote it. Do you think it is overvalued? Downvote it.
This, 100% this. Most comments I’ve seen don’t seem to grasp this at all.
Do you think it is undervalued? vote it. Do you think it is overvalued? Downvote it.
This, 100% this. Most comments I’ve seen don’t seem to grasp this at all.
its not about value though, downvotes will be used as tools to disagree with opinion because the whole perception of their usage will change with the design.
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Which is also the right of the stakeholder. While I wish they wouldn't it is them utilizing their stake and it already happens which is confusing when the UI makes it seem like it shouldn't.
So everyone on Steem uses downvote if they disagree with something people post cos its now a simple opposite to agreeing....the biggest 'stakeholders' whether worthy being so or not
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Whether it’s a flag or downvote button is not going to change this, the discussion is solely UI.
As far as the culture of current downvotes - If a large stakeholder is using downvotes unjustly, then many times in the past the community has stepped forward to counter.
If the community agrees with the initial downvote or possibly the fact that it has turned into some sort of childish fight on both sides, they most likely will not.
Which is why I feel normalizing downvotes and changing the culture is the only way to fix this.. what it appears like on the UI just makes it easier to understand, it will not change the underlying issues you are mentioning though.