I have noticed that I sometimes accudentaly swipe to vote on a comment when trying to scroll, the most common is to remove the upvote.
This happens on Voyager
this post was submitted on 23 Feb 2025
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As others have mentioned, mbin doesn't auto-upvote. I didn't even know that Lemmy does apparently. Seems like something that really ought to be standardized across platforms, because now it feels like mbin is at a 'disadvantage'.
IMO, ideally you just shouldn't be able to vote on your own posts/comments at all.
Will test and edit. Ill leave my automatic upvote on, so first person to read this please downvote this comment
Edit: no no guys, stop upvoting 🤣
Edit 2: sorry OP, guess i cant test out my theory, which was that if you leave your upvote, but get downvoted once, it shows up as 0
Most clients can show split votes. So a 0 upvote is different to 1up 1down.
On that note, not a single person downvoted your comment 🥲
Accept our love.
Ha ha! No.
My suspicions are that the post with no votes are not from other Lemmy instances, but rather from other federated platforms.
Mbin defaults to 0 by default, have to upvote manually.
Accidental? A wayward tap.
People on Mbin and Kbin do not automatically upvote their own posts. I would guess at least some of those posts were because of that.
Sometimes I realize a comment is dumb or off-topic. Deletion is the coward's way.
If one person down votes, will a comment not have zero points?
Some instances (kbin.earth in my case, which runs on mbin) show upvotes and downvotes separately. Your comment looks like this to me
My question answered 🙂
I can't remember which ones exactly; but I know I've seen a few people mention apps that don't upvote by default.
I don't think it's a conscious effort to remove the automatic upvote.
Though I have on rare occasion realized I said something stupid and just downvoted my post/comment instead of outright deleting it. Maybe someone will learn something from my stupidity.
I only do it when I wanna screenshot something and see it has 70, 43, or 421 upvotes. Or if I'm sending it to a friend who has a lucky number and my comment is one vote higher
Does kbin/mbin do self auto upvoting?
It does not
Nope. This is the first I've heard of auto upvotes.
Some clients allow the self auto-upvote to be set to off.
Accidentally or for some of them sweet, sweet sympathyUpvotes
If I post a comment and someone afterward posts a better comment that renders mine superfluous, I’ll usually delete my comment to give the better one more visibility. But if someone has already replied to my comment, I’ll leave it for the sake of context, but downvote it to make sure people see the better comment first.