I think the arrows are a design flaw. Many people spend their time on Facebook and other social sites where they "like" things, so when users see the arrows they think of them as like and dislike buttons. I think it would be best if the downvote arrows were removed and instead there was a report button since that is what it seems the downvotes are actually used for.

Not sure about the percentage related to position on the page, but as for the icons it would be important that they were not a pair. Any kind of paired icons will still represent a like/dislike relationship. Instead, the report button could be placed next to the reply and link buttons at the bottom of a comment and somewhere near the reply box of a snap.

I think the arrows are a design flaw. Many people spend their time on Facebook and other social sites where they "like" things, so when users see the arrows they think of them as like and dislike buttons. I think it would be best if the downvote arrows were removed and instead there was a report button since that is what it seems the downvotes are actually used for.

Since Microsoft is doing so well on desktop and so poorly on mobile, I think it would be in their best interest to incorporate their services into the Android OS. Kind of like what they're doing with Cortana and other Android/iOS apps. It allows people to keep what they're comfortable with but now be able to use them together. If Google made a desktop OS (that was more than just the chrome browser) I would be inclined to at least check it out since I'm so heavily invested in their ecosystem. On the flip side, it's hard to be successful with Android when you remove Google's services, as seen with Amazon's devices. But since people are already using Windows on their desktop it might make it easier to make that switch.