Sentences with phrase «people upvote»

I don't understand why people upvote such answers.

If you're a techie and you build stuff, you likely know Y Combinator's Hacker News, a crowdsourced community in which users post technology - related links upon which people upvote and comment.

That's what I thought, but I was starting to doubt myself there, since people upvoted him for that remark, and I got blocked for inquiring about it...

Seriously, why are people upvoting this?

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It's very well known in the startup community as a kind of Reddit for new products, featuring Q&A's with founders, videos and a front page where people can upvote products they like the most.

Remember, the more insightful and relevant your comments are, the more likely that other people will upvote them, and the more money you'll make.

I think the upvote or downvote is not reflective of the comment but rather the person, atleast to some extent.

@blip although I upvoted you, I suspect that your list of people who understand what Trump means is too lone by one

Being downvoted (and upvoted) implies that you are asking a good question that makes some people uncomfortable.

Sam I am, people don't write answers here in order to be upvoted in the first place.

Plus since they have votes of people they represent, with their upvotes / downvotes they would effectively act as moderators.

The president (or anyone) could request that Congress pass a law instructing Reddit to award each person on that page one upvote.

So getting a lot of people to upvote your cover design doesn't make a lot of sense (except — by being a winner you'll get a little bit more visibility and free publicity... so I'm not saying don't do it.

The site allows for people to vote on answers to questions, which ranks the question as an «upvote» or «downvote.»

Other people can upvote or downvote your annotations so that the next readers can easily find the best annotations.

since you have all these upvotes, @BenMiller I want to point out the people in the court case did seek professional help, and still would up in tax court and lost.

In the picture, Rosie looks just as pleasantly confused as the almost 90,000 people who upvoted the Reddit post.

Somewhere deep in a Reddit thread in comments that probably didn't get many upvotes, I'm sure people predicted it.

If you're unfamiliar with review bombing, it's basically an act where people who are upset with a developer take their frustrations out by posting poor review scores for their game en masse, often upvoting the negative reviews at the same time to actively try lowering a game's overall user rating.

Oddly enough, we didn't see any spike on Steam Greenlight when we were at showcases (and God knows how much we asked people to upvote us!)

There he admitted he was using a hack to trick people, and said the whole idea was due to him «betting» with a friend that he could get more than 500 upvotes on the Zelda Breath of the Wild subreddit.

Love watching the butt hurt tribes kids running through the comments down voting people who disagree and upvoting the shit out of people condemning hirez for apparently being the devil for not supporting a failing game.

Players could be given a way to «upvote» those they feel have been especially patient or helpful, and people could progressively unlock various rewards, cosmetic or otherwise, for receiving enough upvotes.

You can also upvote, and downvote the comments of other people.

People here are «compensated» by upvotes, reputation, and comments, and generally can't require payment in exchange for their time and efforts, nor make their work contingent on any sort of reward.

Thanks to this reputation system, it doesn't matter if you get a responsive answer from a person that uses his IRL name, or from a user with a mysterious pseudonym that has the picture of a slice of pie as an avatar... if this user was «upvoted» thousands of times in forums related to the field of computer programming you are most interested in.

But I don't know of any statute broad enough to include downvoting a question or answer, on a site people post on knowing that the whole purpose of posting is to allow their posts to be upvoted and downvoted.

The upvoting system in the Windows Feedback app is especially helpful to allow us to identify and prioritize the issues which are important to the most people.

Please also take the time to upvote other people's feedback so that we have an accurate representation of the impact of these issues & have the most accurate top bugs list to tackle.

Founders and people interested in tech can post new products such as apps or podcasts and users can upvote, downvote, and chat about them.

Curate With Me helps you canvas categories of products, apps, and dining experiences that other people are recommending, combining the power of Reddit - style upvotes with Pinterest - like visuals.