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Re:Reddit now tracks all outbound link clicks by default, ex... by icebraining on Friday July 08, 2016 @05:21AM (#12054385)
With like/dislike and flag, you could restrict them from replying or voting on replies which they flagged. Meaning they cannot argue with someone they just flagged, if they want to argue all they can do is "dislike" (which is how dislike SHOULD be used).

One of the common complaints around here are about "anonymous downvoters", since the other user is often left wondering why they were downvoted. Should we enforce this as a rule?

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