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Huh? What's your intention, for everyone to comment their range? How would that be anonymous?
You need seven comments, 0-6, and their upvotes can act as anonymous counters.
Upvotes are not anonymous, same for downvotes.
OP should have made a strawpoll or something.
or he could've asked "what cartoon do you remember from your childhood" to get a rough idea, just like all those similar subtle data farming threads lol
Yeah, because the people in Korea are going to have seen the same cartoons as those in Germany.
Well, people can self organise ... and they got to it before I could.
As for the anonymity of up/down votes, admins can see them but it's not public facing information AFAIK.
Don't forget upvotes aren't necessarily anonymous
How so?
the admins of your instance can see your up-/downvotes and other actions you perform.
Well that's a design flaw
it's the same on Reddit and any other social media platform. someone has to host and manage the servers.
Just let AI do it!
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