I am grateful for upvotes. Really.
These useless internet points are a concrete measure of progress, something to work towards building.
That's nice.
But having a bunch of them for no clear reason?
Less nice.

A craft with more upvotes than downloads is not a nice feeling. Those upvotes feel fake.
Upvote bombing is 2000% fake and everyone knows it, but I'm mostly concerned here with meaningless upvotes on specific craft.

So, new rule is:
If you upvote a Graingy craft, please leave a comment saying why you upvoted it.

Did you try it and like how it performed?
Did you think it looked nice?
Did you like the concept?
Was it a joke post that you found funny?
Was it out of a feeling of social obligation?
Was it something else entirely?

Some exceptions exist, of course. SimplePaints was, as far as I can tell, a "new" idea that hadn't really been done, or at least fully utilized, before. That one makes some sense why people would like it.
But the GS-70S "Spoon-Licker", a VERY forgettable craft, having 19 upvotes? Against 18 listed downloads?

Why?

It doesn't even look nice!

Feedback, actual feedback, is important! I want to know how I'm doing and why I'm getting positive signals! What I need to keep doing that people like so much!

So, the rule is now I want you to say why you thought something on this account deserved an upvote.

Please.