Hello Snapzites!

I had a thought come up today, I am aware that upvoting is for a post that you like, find interesting or helpful etc. and downvoting is for posts that are violating rules, in the wrong tribe, flamebaiting etc. I am aware where this comes from but I cannot help to think that it is probably confusing to members who never before had the experience of a Snapzu-esque site.

Now wouldn't it be better if we eliminated the "seemingly polar opposite but with different rules"-connection between up- and downvoting? Like why not make them "Snap" and "Crap" (I literally came up with that on the spot and it's not very PC... I believe that the amazing community can come up with much better names). That way (new) users don't get confused: "When one button is when I like something, the other must be for disliking something"

I understand that this would be breaking out of the reddit established system, but we are Snapzu! Also such a change would probably spark the next sitewide drama on a site like reddit but I think with the current userbase here it would be possible.

Anyone with me or am I completely of the rails and should get my coffee first? :) I'd really like to hear input and thoughts about that!

My, probably scariest, scar is on my tongue. When I was just a wittle Geepwee we had physical excercise in Kindergarden. Being the clown I always have been I ran around with my tongue sticking out to feign exhaustion, however there was an even bigger clown that thought he should run in the wrong direction. Things came to a head (rimshot) when we collided. Head on. And once he was apllied directly to my forehead I noticed quite a lot of blood, and the problem was it was mine. I bit clean through the middle of my tongue and made a sizeable hole into it. I was brought to the ER and stitched back up plus I got the kindergartener to faint!

Everything is fine today, but my tongue will always have a sizeable scar, reminding me to not stick my tongue out.

So how did you get your scar?

Edit: Oops, didn't have my terminology correct! Thanks /u/chubros :)