It got my OS right, but browser wrong. Tested both Librewolf and Vivaldi, which it sees as Firefox and Chrome.

It registered, I see the downvote. The reason you don’t see downvotes on most comments is that most people here don’t give them out for no reason, so there just aren’t any to display.

Pretty sure the negative downvotes weren’t intentional manipulation, my best guess was some cross-federation code interacting weirdly. Though it’s fixed now anyway, you responded to a comment that was 17 days old.

That #1 is close to my own reason - a few small communities I’m part of, with very little fediverse activity.

Always using an adblocker of course, having one is basic internet safety, and it reducing reddit’s profits is a nice bonus.

Not a fan of that argument. Twitter/Threads/Facebook/Reddit/etc are big enough to be considered a public forum, even if they’re being controlled by a private entity rather than a government.

My screenshot is from firefox viewing lemmy.world. If you’re using an app, can’t help you there. Try seeing what each of those buttons does I guess? Also, out of curiosity, what app is that?

This is the cross-post button:

Well, you see, the CEO really wants another mega-yacht. So obviously, decreasing profits by actually paying their workers a reasonable wage is bad, it’ll delay the purchase of the yacht by days. Multiple days even!

old-reddit can still do it while logged out. It’s only new-reddit that requires logging in.

First time I’ve seen a comment so good that not only does it get upvotes, it has a negative number of downvotes,

Anyone know how that is even possible?