karma
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4.6
- noun
- /ˈkɑːrmə/
- Jargon
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karma (en plataformas en línea)
- Twitter utilizes the concept of social media karma: give and give, and then others will give back.
- karma points
- Good karma
- bad karma
Then here's the, you know, the karma part, your crypto community where you built up enough karma among them.
- Then here's the, you know, the karma part, your crypto community where you built up enough karma among them.
- I think people go much closer to manipulation than value with karma when they do this.
- But this week's secret code, confused casuals get your good karma.
Examples
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Sharing helpful information with others can greatly increase your karma score.
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I need all the karma I can get right now.
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This is gonna mess up your karma, man.
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Better luck next time; hope you guys get some karma out of this.
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In your honor, I have the most Reddit karma out of everyone here.
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Create some good Twitter karma by tweeting about another non-profit organization.
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Many users appreciate posts that bring positive vibes, as it boosts their karma on the platform.
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He was excited to see that his thoughtful comments had earned him a lot of karma online.
Synonyms
460
2.6
A score that shows how good something like a film or restaurant is
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7.9
A person's reputation in a group or online community
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4.0
A number on websites that shows if a user can be trusted
Surface Forms
Etymology
Karma is also used online for a score or reputation that shows the result of your actions. It keeps the original idea that what you do brings results, so helpful posts give you good karma while bad behaviour can lose you karma.