Why karma exists
Karma protects quality. It tells regulars apart from accounts created an hour ago. Features unlock gradually to prevent abuse rather than to gatekeep.
“It's not the years, honey. It's the mileage.”
Karma isn't a score. It's a trust signal.
It tells the site and other people that you've been here a while and use it honestly.
New in town? Start with how the site works →Karma protects quality. It tells regulars apart from accounts created an hour ago. Features unlock gradually to prevent abuse rather than to gatekeep.
“It's not the years, honey. It's the mileage.”
Karma, for lack of a better word, is good. It grows through normal use. There's no trick to it.
Posting a pile of reviews in one day doesn't pay. The first is worth the most.
“A quick reaction is the trailer. A finished review is the feature. Trailers still count.”
6 tiers by karma. New abilities arrive quietly as you climb.
“Nothing essential is locked. The ticket covers the whole show.”
“There can't be only one.”
On your profile karma is a number. Next to reviews it shows up as a tier name. The small shield marks a Trusted Reviewer. It's context. Not a badge.
“Pay no attention to the number behind the curtain.”
Use the site normally. Karma grows on its own. Nothing to optimize. Nothing to grind.
GO WATCH SOMETHING
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