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I can see this on both mastodon and Lemmy
i prefer to see the total score as a primary, with the up/down score as a secondary (on both posts and comments). percent is really only useful on posts and could be counterproductive on comments.
A. thank you for answering
B. yes, your answer is “weird”, but not out of the realm of the fuck-aroundery I expect tinkerers to be doing on the backend.
C. I’m more interested in why casual users might be doing this, although I think, perhaps, you might have partially answered my question: casual users might not be trying to do this much anymore. this may be mostly due to current technical and UX limitations. also, a lack of apps addressing tis or even understanding the tech or its potential.
I think, when there was a bigger migration 6 or so months ago, people were interested in getting Mastodon and Lemmy feeds one place and interacting with them in one app, but, now, it’s mostly a hobbyist thing. Perhaps this will change in the future as tinkerers continue to tinker.
I worked on the UX/UI of a currently-popular Lemmy app a while back, and if it becomes worthwhile, I might like to work on an app that fixes the two. That’s why I’m interested. If you care to share anything meaningful you’ve learned WRT what you’ve gleaned regarding the benefits of brining both into the same UI (both for yourself and what you think a typical user might gain from it), I’d like to hear it.
I’m kind of curious: why do people like using Lemmy via Mastodon? I’ve taken a look at it, and it seems kind of inconvenient. 
I’m not judging, I’m just curious.
tl;dr for those who don’t want to go digging:
the mod didn’t want to stay on lemmy.ml as a mod (perhaps at all). for reasons not discussed, they don’t like it there anymore and wanted to either move the community, turn it over to other mods willing to stay, or shut it down entirely considering that other reddit-related communities exist elsewhere in the lemmyverse. after asking for community feedback, they chose to shut it down.
it was uncontroversial and undramatic.
And you complained about me being pedantic… lol
Data is not physical; it’s ephemeral. It requires a physical medium in/upon which to be contained.
Edit: and to answer your question: no. What’s in your head would be considered an idea, a thought, or a concept. Perhaps even a consideration, as you literally stated.
Data is reliant upon a physical storage medium, like helium (or other gas/water/pee) is reliant upon a balloon. Pop it, and it’s lost to the ether.
/Star Trek simile
0% perspiration
100% catsperation