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Post by baseba1111 on Jan 27, 2016 13:09:56 GMT -8
Does it add fuel to a 'fire' some already think is too hot?
Or, does it allow some to simply 'dislike' and not put their foot in their mouth?
And, will they simply 'dislike' and keep it at that?
And will the "disliked' poster just take it for what it is and not respond?
My answer is way too easy... "who cares either way"... and I simple click is enough in most cases unless refuting some facts??? Heck who knows!
LOL
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Post by beaverdude on Jan 28, 2016 8:45:13 GMT -8
One would think that pressing "dislike" would provoke a similar reaction to pressing "like". There will always be someone who disagrees with the like/dislike choice.
I'm a proponent of the dislike button because you now have a method of measuring reaction to a statement. Now you see something has a million "likes" and assume its a popular statement. If that same item had 3 million dislikes then you knew it was unpopular.
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Post by lngjhnag on Jan 30, 2016 17:08:14 GMT -8
I can understand the "Like" and "Dislike" buttons, but to also provide a "Tool" button seems kinda over-the-top. I mean, who wants to be called a "Tool"?
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