self explanatory. Can probably use the existing "user_likes" table, but if creating a new table to upvote/downvote data, there will need to be a conversion script made to turn all existing "likes" into upvotes.
this will tie into the proof of participation model as well. Each upvote will count for X amount of points, and each downvote will negate X amount of points from their score, but also negate some of the score for the person who downvoted. Will need to find some sort of balance for this
self explanatory. Can probably use the existing "user_likes" table, but if creating a new table to upvote/downvote data, there will need to be a conversion script made to turn all existing "likes" into upvotes.
this will tie into the proof of participation model as well. Each upvote will count for X amount of points, and each downvote will negate X amount of points from their score, but also negate some of the score for the person who downvoted. Will need to find some sort of balance for this