Sentences with phrase «upvotes on»

By now full - fledged media darlings, patent infringement lawsuits filed by non-practicing entities are everywhere you turn, garnering not just upvotes on Hackernews, retweets on Twitter, but time in the halls of Congress and the White House.

We're sorry that we have to sandbox new users, but the first few upvotes on your questions or answers will quickly elevate you out of it!

Heck it even managed a thousand upvotes on Reddit.

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.

He played Of Carrots And Blood, made a video, said that it's «a great game» and now we have a Let's Play with over 2.4 million views and almost 150.000 upvotes on Youtube.

The comment quickly received thousands of upvotes on the Japan Travel subreddit, with many other redditors wishing the user luck in getting her passport back.

We're sorry that we have to sandbox new users, but the first few upvotes on your questions or answers will quickly elevate you out of it!

While I'm not surprised that you got a ton of upvotes on here, this answer is full of premises that are just wrong.

You will earn an entry for every upvote on your posts during the contest.

You can help make that happen by clicking the graphic below and UPVOTING us on Steam Greenlight.

You can back Fran Bow on their IndiGoGo page or upvote them on Steam Greenlight.

If you love Spellirium, it would help me out a lot if you upvoted it on the Steam Greenlight page?

It works flawlessly as expected and advertised but one very minor issue that I am facing with it is that I can not use my Trackpad gestures to scroll through the Timeline (You can upvote on my feedback here).

An upvote on my original post made 9 months back made me come back here.

Not exact matches

The series, which was released Wednesday, marks the biggest media effort to date by the social aggregator and comes on the heels of its new news site Upvoted.

The videos were produced by creative agency Acres New York and launched first on Wired before they will air on Reddit's Upvoted, Roku, Apple TV, and Conde Nast's outlets.

(Unlike Reddit's upvoting and downvoting scheme, which boosts top comments literally to the top of a page, tweets are generally given the same amount of real estate on the screen, regardless of content.

Huffman wrote that 70 percent of the suspicious accounts (662) had zero karma, meaning no meaningful engagement (upvotes or downvotes) from other users, while about one percent of the accounts (13) had a karma score of more than 10,000, indicating that they reached and interacted with many Reddit users by posting and commenting on the site.

When an auto - body shop sent a «thank you» to a customer, he posted it on Reddit, resulting in upvotes from 1,500 potential customers.

For example, the Disqus commenting system sends me a notification every time I'm «upvoted» or replied to, or when an article that I've posted is commented on:

Last week, at an on - stage event in Lisbon, Ohanian shrugged off a comparison of Reddit's upvoting mechanism to Twitter's hearts, which let a user denote a tweet is a «favorite,» saying: «We're not going to take too many lessons from Twitter,» he dismissed.

By acting like a normal Redditor but with a predictable schedule / upvote time / all made on the same I.P these accounts will eventually get caught.

If a commentor in r / Askreddit has a highly upvoted comment, makes a t - shirt based on the comment (hypnotically consider the phrase «today you, tomorrow me» on a shirt) and starts replying to everyone who replied to his comment to «buy this shirt», how should we mods respond.

Crunching the numbers on the millions upon millions of Reddit comments just to crack the code on upvotes would be difficult work.

The company had not previously identified any of the accounts, 71 of which had over 1,000 lifetime «upvotes» on the site.

Curie is an organization on the Steemit platform that upvotes promising authors that publish high - quality posts on Steemit.

I'm still waiting to see if it will be promoted, so it would be great if you could stop by and upvote it, and also share it on your social media!

If you'd like to join us, please upvote our session on Rootscamp's Session Voting Page here... scroll down to the one titled «The Facebook Algorithm Isn't the Enemy».

Users with a total answer score (total upvotes minus total downvotes) of 5 or more on the tag, can vote for tag synonyms.

I will upvote all answers which mention «increase supply» on the grounds of them being the only right answers;)

I know realistically nothing about the extent of power a President has over the functions of a private company, so I was hoping someone could break down the various methods the President could go about giving an Upvote to every user on Reddit.

It sounds like he would basically need someone to write a bot to upvote all posts in a particular thread using the POTUS Reddit account, and ask Reddit not to consider it a TOS violation but merely a time - saving measure on his part.

My question, if this was taken at face - value, and the President really wanted to force a private company to help him apply a blanket Upvote to everybody on Reddit, why could / can't he, and what would he have to do to accomplish this?

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

More improtantly, upvotes or downvotes are not meant to display your opinion on the points given.

Chang - Kredl and Colannino sorted through the most popular (i.e. upvoted) entries on the discussion threads and coded them according to the themes that emerged.

Users with a total answer score (total upvotes minus total downvotes) of 5 or more on the tag, can vote for tag synonyms.

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

Upvoted you apart from the «Can Relax for a few years» part as The epaper market is crying for fast pace innovation rather than a new CPU per a few years being currently on offer.

Thirty upvotes of a paid one or two - star shill review (The instruction sheet on how to write them was published on the net.)

And according to a new study, users are no different when it comes to performatively upvoting articles on Reddit.

Mandatory upvote of your answer as I all but came to a similar conclusion as you after some serious surgery on my answer.

I'm on StackOverflow, Workplace, and SoftwareEngineering mostly to just upvote the useful answers (for me, that is).

I can't help but wonder how this ended up on Hot Network Questions with such a low number of views and upvotes, and a single answer that essentially says «don't ask this here.»

Users with a total answer score (total upvotes minus total downvotes) of 5 or more on the tag, can vote for tag synonyms.

Users with this privilege and a total answer score (total upvotes minus total downvotes) of 5 or more on the tag, can suggest tag synonyms.

Greenlight takes a LOT of votes to let a project pass, so it's important that Soul Saga starts getting upvoted as early as possible to make it on Steam.

If you have an account on Steam, please take a moment to upvote Soul Saga!

However, with the recently uncovered XP throttling mechanism, those who purchased the Pop - Tarts specifically to gain experience faster in Destiny 2 feel that Bungie betrayed their trust and they are venting their frustration on what's currently the top upvoted post on the game's huge Reddit community.

Even over on the unity subreddit, which usually has a positive vibe, a news post on this article only has a 68 % upvote.