On the titans site, they even have a middle finger emoji. Anything goes there.
Seems fitting
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EJay
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We tried that before and members just used it on people they did not like regardless of what they posted
If you must we do have an emoji you are free to use
Or even one of there
I just gotta ask, couldn’t those same people use the emoticons on people they don’t like just the same?
I’m not trying to be difficult, I‘m just not seeing the rationale for not having the “unlike” or “disagree” option.
We’re all adults here (well, most of us are) and should be able to handle “unlikes” no differently than negative emoticons or someone replying in text to tell them that their take was bad.
Who know, perhaps some of the individuals constantly receiving unlikes just might become inspired to up their game and by proxy help improve this site.
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Rather focus on the positive but thanks for the input
Trucanes99
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Maybe schedule a few meetings with your shrink so they can help you get over these completely insignificant issues?
*Shrug emoji*
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Considering the fact that its a Titans site, it's kind of understandable
The logic is that if you agree, hit the thumbs up... If you disagree, then say your piece or move on to the next post. Sometimes life really is that simple
Finding Forrester- Why some of us live and some of us die!The logic is that if you agree, hit the thumbs up... If you disagree, then say your piece or move on to the next post. Sometimes life really is that simple
EJay
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The logic is that if you agree, hit the thumbs up... If you disagree, then say your piece or move on to the next post. Sometimes life really is that simple
Apparently not that simple, if you believe everyone is going to take the time to “say their piece” toward each post they disagree.
You could make the same logic against a “like” button, no? It’s not needed because, well, you can just say that you agree and move on.
It can be argued that people comment on posts they agree or partially agree with as much or more than the ones they disagree with.
It really makes no sense to have one option and not the other.
Nothing personal, of course, but that’s a bad argument Henrik.