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16:08 Fri 11 Feb 11 (GMT) [Link]
In my view, it means total agreement with that post/comment.
*like that comment*
aflumpire said:
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But you're not sharing your opinion, you're just clicking a generic button.
It's *why* people like or dislike a post that matters. Without that explaination it is meaningless.
It's *why* people like or dislike a post that matters. Without that explaination it is meaningless.
In my view, it means total agreement with that post/comment.
*like that comment*
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16:08 Fri 11 Feb 11 (GMT) [Link]
In my view, it means total agreement with that post/comment.
*like that comment*
aflumpire said:
spinner said:
But you're not sharing your opinion, you're just clicking a generic button.
It's *why* people like or dislike a post that matters. Without that explaination it is meaningless.
It's *why* people like or dislike a post that matters. Without that explaination it is meaningless.
In my view, it means total agreement with that post/comment.
*like that comment*
16:12 Fri 11 Feb 11 (GMT) [Link]
When something is suggested on this part of the forum, clicking *like* is not voicing your opinion. People would like to know why you like it.
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16:16 Fri 11 Feb 11 (GMT) [Link]
What if someone's already said what I was thinking of, surely liking their comment would be better than repeating what he said?
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16:22 Fri 11 Feb 11 (GMT) [Link]
Perfect example right now...I agree with what kev says, as did master_p00l did with my last comment (see top of this page).
so instead of quoting and saying 'like that comment' or me just saying exactly the same thing as Kev but with different words, wouldnt it be easier to just click a like button? it reduces clutter and congestion on the forum as well.
Matt doesnt say why he *likes* what I said, it is clear that he is in general agreement with what I said.
Those who want to add to the suggestion or elaborate will still do it as it normally happens now.
so instead of quoting and saying 'like that comment' or me just saying exactly the same thing as Kev but with different words, wouldnt it be easier to just click a like button? it reduces clutter and congestion on the forum as well.
Matt doesnt say why he *likes* what I said, it is clear that he is in general agreement with what I said.
Those who want to add to the suggestion or elaborate will still do it as it normally happens now.
16:49 Fri 11 Feb 11 (GMT) [Link]
Valid points dont get me wrong, but the arguments this would cause is my main concern(my post on previous page).
Not to forget, I am pretty sure this would not be a priority to Nick, and probably never will. (we shall see)
Not to forget, I am pretty sure this would not be a priority to Nick, and probably never will. (we shall see)
18:21 Fri 11 Feb 11 (GMT) [Link] exacly my point too
aflumpire said:
Perfect example right now...I agree with what kev says, as did master_p00l did with my last comment (see top of this page).
so instead of quoting and saying 'like that comment' or me just saying exactly the same thing as Kev but with different words, wouldnt it be easier to just click a like button? it reduces clutter and congestion on the forum as well.
Matt doesnt say why he *likes* what I said, it is clear that he is in general agreement with what I said.
Those who want to add to the suggestion or elaborate will still do it as it normally happens now.
so instead of quoting and saying 'like that comment' or me just saying exactly the same thing as Kev but with different words, wouldnt it be easier to just click a like button? it reduces clutter and congestion on the forum as well.
Matt doesnt say why he *likes* what I said, it is clear that he is in general agreement with what I said.
Those who want to add to the suggestion or elaborate will still do it as it normally happens now.
18:23 Fri 11 Feb 11 (GMT) [Link]
mabye you could press like and it would say reason why then that would be easier
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18:24 Fri 11 Feb 11 (GMT) [Link]
You should've liked his comment
Saves quoting his post and putting a pretty irrelevant comment there
Saves quoting his post and putting a pretty irrelevant comment there
21:41 Fri 11 Feb 11 (GMT) [Link]
A bit like you do with "reply" just now.
I think my point is being proven - if you are just going to click "like" but don't have anything to add, then it means nothing.
Why not tell everyone *why* you are in complete agreement
bulldog_oc said:
mabye you could press like and it would say reason why then that would be easier
A bit like you do with "reply" just now.
I think my point is being proven - if you are just going to click "like" but don't have anything to add, then it means nothing.
Why not tell everyone *why* you are in complete agreement
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22:58 Fri 11 Feb 11 (GMT) [Link]
do you mean like on youtube if someone writes a descent comment people thumbs up it? .. if so then i like that lol.
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00:30 Sat 12 Feb 11 (GMT) [Link]
*Thumbs down*
_k1rk_ said:
Seems pointless *like* if you agree lol
*Thumbs down*
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02:25 Sat 12 Feb 11 (GMT) [Link]
*likes*
bulldog_oc said:
"*Thumbs down*"
*likes*
*likes*
*likes*
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02:37 Sat 12 Feb 11 (GMT) [Link]
this wont get a thumps up but il write it anyway..
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