fix: remove reaction counts that read as thread-wide sentiment - #475
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Aug 31, 2026
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- The thread header strip no longer carries a reaction count. Its other numbers cover the whole thread, so a count that only ever belonged to the opening post read as the sum of every thumb in the discussion.
- Reaction counts on a normal topic stay under the opening post itself, where it is clear which post they belong to.
- The opening post of a governance action can no longer be reacted to at all. It is a neutral mirror of an on-chain action, and a stake-free thumbs up next to the real tally read as a rival vote.
- Reactions on comments are unchanged, on governance actions and everywhere else.
- A reaction recorded on a governance opening post before this change is no longer shown and can still be withdrawn.
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