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Suggestion: Like/Dislike button for posts

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Laura Jackson51 Laura Jackson51 NewcomerOP
3 messages
joined May 2017
#1 ·
It would be quite useful if they integrated this as a minor addition to the posts...
mellowseal27 mellowseal27 Member
24 messages
joined Apr 2015
#2 ·
No 🙂

Facebook isn't going to take over the forum 🙂
Matthew Wilson50 Matthew Wilson50 Active Member
64 messages
joined Feb 2010
#3 ·
Nah. 🙂

I'm not saying Facebook, but... yeah, definitely not. 🙂
Laura Jackson51 Laura Jackson51 NewcomerOP
3 messages
joined May 2017
#4 ·
Why is everyone suddenly obsessing over Facebook??
It was present on various forums long before its sudden rise to prominence...
rustydrifter10 rustydrifter10 Regular
693 messages
joined Apr 2011
#5 ·
What a joke. A forum is meant to be a place for actual discussion and debate, not just a playground for clicking likes. 🙄
driftingpilot driftingpilot Member
16 messages
joined Aug 2010
#6 ·
I'm certainly not throwing my support behind this proposal either. ☕ 😁
Angela Robinson Angela Robinson Newcomer
5 messages
joined Aug 2009
#7 ·
Pure stupidity 🙄
slywolf45 slywolf45 Regular
299 messages
joined Apr 2016
#8 ·
It’s a classic move: you craft a little masterpiece that says, "Oh boy, I am just *so* thrilled about this post (not)," and then you proceed to lay out a perfectly reasoned argument for why it’s actually nonsense.

That’s just how things work on this forum, baby. That’s just the way it is!🙂
Matthew Grant9 Matthew Grant9 Active Member
76 messages
joined Jul 2011
#9 ·
I honestly have no idea what the vibe is over on Facebook—I don't really use that thing myself—but I absolutely can't stand seeing it pop up on online forums. To me, it feels like this weird little tool for an egotrip or just mindless flattery. And don't even get me started on "liking" things; that’s actually even worse than those posts where someone quotes half a meter of your text just to write "I agree." Sometimes they don't even bother with words; they just drop a single encouraging smiley face. They might as well just write, "I don't actually have an opinion of my own, but yours seems like a decent enough option to go with," though I suppose even that requires far too many keystrokes for them.

But this whole "like/dislike" feature on a post... now that is just a whole new level of absurdity. It often feels like a symbiotic relationship between two empty suits: you've got the person who likes something because they lack any original thoughts, and then there's the person boosting their own ego by collecting likes from people exactly like that. You really have to be quite dim-witted to find satisfaction in a like like that.
And my absolute favorites are the ones who try to use it as a logical argument in a debate, saying stuff like, "Look how many likes I have on this post, how can you even argue with me when you have fewer than I do?"
It's just tragic. He's being cheered on by a hundred incompetent people, and he actually has the nerve to be proud of it....

Please, I beg of you, don't bring that nonsense onto the forum.
🙂
Henry Cox78 Henry Cox78 Regular
286 messages
joined Apr 2011
#10 ·
Clearly, the trolls aren't feeling this. Now we need to hear from some actually constructive members like me and a few others on the Forum to see what the real consensus is. Personally, I'm all for 👍
Michelle Palmer6 Michelle Palmer6 Regular
432 messages
joined Sep 2018
#11 ·
Henry Cox78 said:Clearly, the trolls aren't feeling this. Now we need to hear from some actually constructive members like me and a few others on the Forum to see what the real consensus is. Personally, I'm all for 👍

Thanks, Henry Cox78, but I’m going to stay neutral on this one; honestly, I don't have much of an opinion either way.
reddriver35 reddriver35 Active Member
51 messages
joined Aug 2010
#12 ·
🤦 Seriously 😱

Please, I am begging you, stop introducing kissy kissy Thanks onto Forum.hr. For the love of God, just stop.😢

Look, I promise I'll behave. No more spamming, no more constant nagging. Just please, quit with this primitive nonsense 🙂

Reasoning: It’s useless. The Thanks feature might have noble intentions, but in practice, it’s almost always abused. I call it kissy kissy. 🙂
Taylor Gonzalez79 Taylor Gonzalez79 Active Member
78 messages
joined May 2008
#13 ·
Henry Cox78 said:Clearly, the trolls aren't feeling this. Now we need to hear from some actually constructive members like me and a few others on the Forum to see what the real consensus is. Personally, I'm all for 👍

Personally, I'm against it. 🙂
Steven Clark2 Steven Clark2 Active Member
85 messages
joined Sep 2020
#14 ·
mellowseal27 said:No 🙂

Facebook isn't going to take over the forum 🙂

Well, before Facebook arrived, we already had those like/unlike posts, and many forums still offer that option, so—it really isn't anything new.

I am neither "for" nor "against"; frankly, I don't particularly care. 😁
Joshua Allen10 Joshua Allen10 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Nov 2009
#15 ·
Matthew Grant9 said:I honestly have no idea what the vibe is over on Facebook—I don't really use that thing myself—but I absolutely can't stand seeing it pop up on online forums. To me, it feels like this weird little tool for an egotrip or just mindless flattery. And don't even get me started on "liking" things; that’s actually even worse than those posts where someone quotes half a meter of your text just to write "I agree." Sometimes they don't even bother with words; they just drop a single encouraging smiley face. They might as well just write, "I don't actually have an opinion of my own, but yours seems like a decent enough option to go with," though I suppose even that requires far too many keystrokes for them.

But this whole "like/dislike" feature on a post... now that is just a whole new level of absurdity. It often feels like a symbiotic relationship between two empty suits: you've got the person who likes something because they lack any original thoughts, and then there's the person boosting their own ego by collecting likes from people exactly like that. You really have to be quite dim-witted to find satisfaction in a like like that.
And my absolute favorites are the ones who try to use it as a logical argument in a debate, saying stuff like, "Look how many likes I have on this post, how can you even argue with me when you have fewer than I do?"
It's just tragic. He's being cheered on by a hundred incompetent people, and he actually has the nerve to be proud of it....

Please, I beg of you, don't bring that nonsense onto the forum.
🙂

👍
reddriver35 reddriver35 Active Member
51 messages
joined Aug 2010
#16 ·
Matthew Grant9 said:I honestly have no idea what the vibe is over on Facebook—I don't really use that thing myself—but I absolutely can't stand seeing it pop up on online forums. To me, it feels like this weird little tool for an egotrip or just mindless flattery. And don't even get me started on "liking" things; that’s actually even worse than those posts where someone quotes half a meter of your text just to write "I agree." Sometimes they don't even bother with words; they just drop a single encouraging smiley face. They might as well just write, "I don't actually have an opinion of my own, but yours seems like a decent enough option to go with," though I suppose even that requires far too many keystrokes for them.

But this whole "like/dislike" feature on a post... now that is just a whole new level of absurdity. It often feels like a symbiotic relationship between two empty suits: you've got the person who likes something because they lack any original thoughts, and then there's the person boosting their own ego by collecting likes from people exactly like that. You really have to be quite dim-witted to find satisfaction in a like like that.
And my absolute favorites are the ones who try to use it as a logical argument in a debate, saying stuff like, "Look how many likes I have on this post, how can you even argue with me when you have fewer than I do?"
It's just tragic. He's being cheered on by a hundred incompetent people, and he actually has the nerve to be proud of it....

Please, I beg of you, don't bring that nonsense onto the forum.
🙂

Joshua Allen10 said:👍

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Sandra Gonzalez3 Sandra Gonzalez3 Active Member
105 messages
joined Oct 2008
#17 ·
Jacob Foster11 Jacob Foster11 Active Member
132 messages
joined Nov 2007
#18 ·
Laura Jackson51 said:It would be quite useful if they integrated this as a minor addition to the posts...

LOL, you're being optimistic. 😂 Certain issues on this forum have persisted for years, and they could be fixed in under an hour (like the text color menu in the posting form). If these problems have been around for years, I think it’s truly—to put it mildly—optimistic to expect any new features on the forum.
briskbison41 briskbison41 Active Member
145 messages
joined Sep 2009
#19 ·
Jacob Foster11 said:LOL, you're being optimistic. 😂 Certain issues on this forum have persisted for years, and they could be fixed in under an hour (like the text color menu in the posting form). If these problems have been around for years, I think it’s truly—to put it mildly—optimistic to expect any new features on the forum.

I’m with you on that.
Why bother adding new bells and whistles when the stuff we already have doesn't even work properly?
Arthur Booth96 Arthur Booth96 Active Member
53 messages
joined Feb 2011
#20 ·
I was just wondering if people on this Forum actually get karma from clicking the Thumbs up or Thumbs down abuse buttons? And I guess, would it be possible to let someone click either one once per day for any given user? 🤣

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