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9 June 2018, 07:07 AM | #1 |
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Forum suggestion - integrating a "thanks"/"like" button
So many times I see posts on the forum that are either great watch pics, hilarious comments, etc and I want to show that their post was appreciated. but, quoting posts clutters up threads.
an old internet marketing forum I was on had a "thanks" button, so when someone posted something great, you could thank the post instead of quoting it and giving a complement or whatever. ive only been on this forum for maybe 9 months, so unsure if this has been implemented in the past and was removed. maybe the mods could implement this? not sure, just an idea! have a good weekend.
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not if you don't quote the entire thing and also leave the pics out of the quote
A like button is lazy. Written responses on a message board is sort of the point
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The reason my Facebook is so full of inane, mind numbing, IQ-lowering BS is a) because my friends are all idiots and b) because the “like” button encourages human beings - who are by nature needy and insecure - to post stuff primarily designed to harvest the little “thumbs ups” rather than stuff that’s useful or interesting.
Even though a “thanks” would technically be different, I suspect it could have a similar effect of potentially dumbing down content. |
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9 June 2018, 02:20 PM | #8 |
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I'm in. And many a commenting option offer a Thumbs up/down option on the post. Maybe it's more difficult with this based template?
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I don't think a "thanks" or "like" button adds a whole lot of value, but I don't think it's a bad idea. It's no worse than when people respond with "+1", "X2", or even just a single emoji.
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I hate those like buttons, people press them of a bad habit and if they don't people wonder what is wrong. So no like button for me.
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Just like Facebook?
Places that use these devolve into the grade school cafeteria. People competing to accumulate likes. It's a terrible idea IMO. |
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I'm against them too!
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