I don’t know how many people use RSS feeds, but they interact somewhat poorly with this, because the algorithmic post prioritization does not affect RSS readers.
I don’t mean for me personally—I just mean it will bias the web analytics, because low-karma posts will look like they make up a smaller fraction of impressions than in reality (assuming most RSS feed users do not apply such a cutoff).
I don’t know how many people use RSS feeds, but they interact somewhat poorly with this, because the algorithmic post prioritization does not affect RSS readers.
Not sure if this fully helps but you can use a karma cutoff for the RSS feed
I don’t mean for me personally—I just mean it will bias the web analytics, because low-karma posts will look like they make up a smaller fraction of impressions than in reality (assuming most RSS feed users do not apply such a cutoff).