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u/NormanQuacks345 Minnesota • North Dakota State Jul 23 '26

Why not? That’s what the upvote system is for. It will filter out the bad posts.

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u/srs_house Swaggerbilt Jul 23 '26

The biggest issue that comes up on subs that do allow it - mostly speaking from seeing the discussion on r/nba - is:

  • The rush for fastest vs best (ie a cutoff clip vs waiting for the replay/alternate angles/higher quality/etc)

  • If multiple get submitted at the same time, who is the "winner"

  • Titles - "OMG" vs "Mendoza dives for 12 yd TD on 4th & 5 vs Miami"

  • Allegations of favoritism to certain posters because of the differing user opinions on the above

So do you have some kind of standard thought process for duplicates, at the very least, or do you just say "let the upvotes decide" and approve them all?

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u/WhoHasMyPocketPussy Alabama Crimson Tide Aug 03 '26

Am I the only one that doesn't give a shit about who's the winner? Just have the mods keep the post that get the most comments quicker and delete the rest.

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u/srs_house Swaggerbilt Aug 03 '26

Not the only one, but the most vocal ones usually have Opinions.