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Thank you. How did you see who is downvoting me? Curious what I can do with this information. If they are following me across multiple communities then I'm not sure who to report them to.
lemvotes.org
Thank you. I see them now. Do you know how I would go about reporting them and to who? Tbh I'm a bit confused on how this works with federated communities. It's not as if we're all on the same collective.
Will blocking them help stop them from mass downvoting me or no? Will they still be able to see and downvote?
I'm not sure there's much you could do except report them to the admins of their respective instances for vote manipulation.
Is voting βvote manipulationβ though?
It is when you use multiple accounts to vote multiple times on the same content.
Agreed - I guess I just interpreted it as having pissed off multiple people.
But if all three votes come at the same time (or same IP assuming mods/mod log have that info) that would be a pretty big clue.
It occurred to a huge number of comments suddenly at 3:05-3:30am-ish. And then another user today just now. This is what it looks like for all of the comments.
it would appear you've found your fan club.
now that you've identified your audience, it's time to start crafting content for 'em.
this could be an entire new hobby
Yup, report to each instance and since you're on .world, to the .world team as well. I'd recommend matrix or a ticket for .world.
That kind of behavior is pretty well frowned upon no matter which instance.
Do you happen to know how I can send a message to someone on the fediverse without navigating to their profile? I'm a bit slow but I can't seem to figure it out. When I go to the instance in question to figure out who the admin is, I can't message them because I am not logged in on that instance. Because my account is on lemmy.world. I tried searching their name in the post/comment search feature, but they don't seem to always pop up that way.
There is a "messages" tab where I can view messages that I have sent and received, but I can't figure out how to just send a new message to a user there without clicking on their profile first.
Thanks for your help. I guess I wasn't expecting that to be confusing unless I'm missing how to do it.
You should be able to navigate to their profile from your own instance and hit the button to send a DM to them. AFAIK there's no place to just type in the user's account name and send them a DM without using that button unless using an app that has that functionality.
I guess that's my difficulty. I don't how to navigate to their profile from my instance. I only know how to go to their instance to find their profile.
https://lemmy.world/search?q=ReplaceThisTextWithName&type=Users&listingType=All&page=1&sort=New&titleOnly=false
Search for them with this and you should be able to go to their profiles from there.
If the instance you use hasn't altered the folders used by default you can just append "/u/<user@instance>/" to the url and it should go to them.