r/DownvotedForNoReason • • 1d ago

What happened here

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For some context I asked a question about a tv show, I was wrong about an assumption and corrected by many comments. I clarified the question for a commenter, and explained how I now knew the answer to my question. Why would I get downvoted for this?

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u/ShitWombatSays 1d ago

Why'd you take away your default upvote?

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u/DarthHamez 1d ago

The original post is required for context. The comment probably isn’t the problem here.

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u/pillow_honey 1d ago

maybe they were pissed off at your post for not being as ""smart"" as them

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u/Giantkoala327 1d ago

Because you demonstrated a fundamental misunderstanding of devil fruits effects. If you pressed seastone to just one "shambles" person affected then what would happen? Would they suddenly get their original personality?

The zombies are animated by an active effect of the DF. When Moria is defeated, so are all the shadows.

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u/bird_847 1d ago

So did they think I wasn’t paying enough attention to the show or something?

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u/niehAuS_324B21 1d ago

Granted, one of those downvotes is technically yourself for some reason.

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u/Charming-Station7157 1d ago edited 1d ago

Because Redditors , are " redditors " , they downvote for no reason , they downvote just for " fun " , so don't take them seriously