I tend to upvote a post when it Links an interesting article or provokes an interesting conversation, and only downvote them when they voice an convectively bad opinion (like, bigotry or other unjustified vitriol).

I tend to upvote comments when they make a good point or at least try to support their argument, and only downvote them for the same reason as posts: when they are trolling, being unnecessarily aggressive, or trying to justify bigotry with fallacious reasoning or something

What about you?

  • Jojo@lemm.eeOP
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    7 months ago

    Um, I think you mean octopodes.

    Fun fact, there’s a Wikipedia article that comes up for “plurals of words ending in -us” with a section jus for octopus.

    • ℕ𝕖𝕞𝕠@midwest.social
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      7 months ago

      No one corrects “octopodes” to “octopi” and if they did I’d have to assume it was sarcastic.

      But yeah, like any self-respecting Classicist I obviously upvote correcting “octopusses” to “octopodes”. That’s just common sense!