It looks like you can remove the total karma score from your user page with document.querySelector(".UsersProfile-userMetaInfo").remove();
, and that you can remove the karma scores from your comments with
document.querySelectorAll('.UsersNameDisplay-userName[href="/users/steve2152"]').forEach(function(el) {
el.closest('.CommentsItem-meta').querySelector('.OverallVoteAxis-voteScore').innerHTML = '';
})
I did this in the Firefox developer console, but it’s just JavaScript and should work in Tampermonkey?
Seems undignified to pretend that it isn’t? The balance of forces that make up our world isn’t stable. One way or the other, it’s not going to last. It would certainly be nice, if someone knew how, to arrange for there to be something of human value on the other side. But it’s not a coincidence that the college example is about delaying the phase transition to the other magisterium, rather than expecting as a matter of course that people in technologically mature civilizations will be going to college, even conditional on the somewhat dubious premise that technologically mature civilizations have “people” in them.