@catonano people have floated making a tumblr-like version of this, namely @codeawayhaley was talking about this a while back, and i still think it's a great idea.
obviously that'd suffer from the same drawbacks as, well, tumblr, but there are people who write thoughtful and nuanced posts on tumblr still
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on that note, something reddit does right is allow users to downvote. a common feature of most social networking sites is that the only feedback people get is the number of likes, reblogs, shares, comments, and attention in general. accruing points gives people a sense of accomplishment... on e.g. tumblr this can take the form of the number of notes - even if many of those notes are disapproving. there's no penalty expressed numerically; these are rewarded.