I think that the “karma score” is used in two ways. On a community basis it measures how many positive contributions were made. In this case a simple role system, where these are distributed by votes/decisions, would be much more humanistic and less easier to cheat. On the other hand in interpersonal relations this score measures how important a post/comment should be for me personally. For that each pair of users should have a dedicated score, which indicates how easily both are reached by upvotes of posts or comments. A more simpler algorithm would give a user a list of trusted members (e.g. friends and me), from whose upvotes the personal “karma score” is calculated. You could also limit the number of hops you are taking in the social graph.
If you an absolute beginner, I can also recommend LanguageTransfer And the resource list at language forum
anspielung auf https://die-kaenguru-chroniken.fandom.com/wiki/Das_Asoziale_Netzwerk und weil explizite Freundschaften in Lemmy fehlen \o/
played around with the theme today here, but it’s not really official looking :p
Lowenstern playing his own adaption of Summertime, a jazz standard composed by Gershwin for the opera Porgy and Bess…
Lemmy only shows the dark theme at the moment, when you’re not logged in. As many people prefer a lighter theme, the website should respect the user setting in the browser. The issue is #758 …
Hannah Arendt on re-purposing love for the public realm and the contradiction of that to private friendship…
thank you for sharing!