Poll: Do you want sticker notifications back? - Not the score, just the notifications.

Should sticker notifications be brought back?


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As it turns out, good users are more conscious of public perception about their posts, while shit users don't give a fuck.
But also, good users know when getting negrated is hilarious, and bad users are going to have an unhealthy relationship with internet stickers because they are nigger cattle. I have a feeling the users who complain about stickers are in AH, one of the political sperging threads, or general one thread obsessives who are full on brain rotted.
 
I remember when I first started posting years ago back in 2023. I made a Celeste reference to a troon who died in a climbing accident in Iceland.
I got a lot of winner stickers. As Reddit as it is, I did feel good about it for a couple of minutes.

With that in mind, maybe restrict notifications to Winner and Autistic only? People should only know if their posts are really appreciated or despised. A simple like/dislike or agree/disagree is thrown around constantly.
Also, add a retarded niggerfaggot sticker. Autistic puzzle piece just isn't conveying my contempt for some shit I see on this site.
 
I have them turned off but I prefer that those who care about reactions find out how I reacted to their posts (both positive and negative reactions). Some people should be encouraged and some people should be discouraged.
 
Weren't most of the people who were complaining about being negrated had an history of publicly chimping out, at one point?
Yes. I admit I am used in replying in a civilized manner, but I am not afraid of disagreement. Disagreement is healthy.
 
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I think this is all stupid and gay.

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I don't have an emotional attachment to the stickers that seems weird. I do however like knowing peoples views on my posts. You might say that's the same thing but it's really not. I would be more than happy if comments on someones post was only viewable by the commenter in question.
 
This use case is what those notifications are for. I expected most people would simply turn them off once they became more active. But instead, it seems to train people to do certain things to acquire the most notifications, which is the opposite of what you want.
Fair enough. That's a problem I've noticed. I just think is a case of throwing the baby out with the bathwater for some users but I can't think of any quick solution. There's other problems with how big the site is and how difficult is to get out of a posting comfort zone without resorting to some carrot-and-stick incentives in the form of colorful stickers and blaming it entirely on notifications is gonna rub a lot of people the wrong way.
 
just enable reaction stickers only in the gay retard forums (politics and news) since those are the people who get the most angry about having their posts rated autistic

Gotta keep repeating the lie til it's true.

The funny part is it's the ones that most the time this claim is made it's by somebody that's the one complaining the hardest. (HHH, AR, ect)
 
I'll be perfectly honest I don't give a fat shit about sticker notifications. It's nice to not have to trawl through three hundred fucking notifications just to look for the ones that are actually relevant.
I just think this is a complete nonissue no matter how you look at it. Worrying about the mental health effects of psychic sticker attacks is retarded and so is the dopaministic desire to receive pozrates.
Plus it's really funny when you trashcan somebody and they get really mad, or if somebody starts impotently trashcanning all of your posts because they're assmad.

All-in-all, I support the unity of KF. We're too close to striking at the heart of our enemy only to let some gay spat about stickers bring us down.
 
Correct, but I've obviously underestimated the detrimental impact.

As it turns out, good users are more conscious of public perception about their posts, while shit users don't give a fuck.
Look, nick was wrong you can pick up on social queues.
Don't bow down to these kiwi fags!
Off topic but that cheese with the peppers in was it similar to feta? The way you described it was similar to a cheese I tried once but forgot the name.
 
Removing an already optional feature that a significant portion of users finds useful for navigation is probably the most retarded thing I can imagine a forum owner doing. That's where I'm going to leave it. You either understand that or you don't. Have fun pretending it's about the retarded points, but all except for one of us aren't talking about points. Removing the point total solves the problem you claim you want to solve. You're just being intentionally obtuse because you're at Nick-tier levels of doubling down. You got butthurt because you resembled the remarks.

Have fun fellas.
 
User safety is always a concern btw. If people didn't think I took their safety seriously they'd not post.
I honestly assumed it was stuff like halals and literally trying to kill you or at the least making rape threats or grooming. Not hiding from internet stickers in a DM Chain. Especially after the stuff that happened in the thunderdome. Twice. In the span of a year.

Also I noticed a few of the people explaining why they're scared there were explicitly in the ERP DM chain gooning as well. I really do NOT want them to feel safe enough to jack off in public unironically (I'm still iffy about ironic posters by the way since MM was using it as an excuse, but some are funny so).
As it turns out, good users are more conscious of public perception about their posts, while shit users don't give a fuck.
I'm honestly surprised not a lot of people notice that negrating people will make them chimp out more. Or how the opposite can also be true: in that pozrating people can also delude/gaslight them into being even more retarded.

Behavior and internet points is a fascinating behavioral subject actually. But not fascinating enough to actually beg for funding. Also someone already did research on it iirc. I'm not looking. Fuck that.
 
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