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I think that one must be logged in inorder to like/dislike a post and also that they should be limited to liking/disliking a post to one time. That way it would discourage bullying and spamming a post/poster. I know the Craigslist forums use a number system. You can give a -5 to a post you find vile or +5 to a post you love. You have to be logged in and you can only rate it once with a scale of -5 to 5. You also have a cap. At first you only have 10 points to distribute and the longer you are a member, the more points you get. I think this is to discourage people from making multiple accounts for a mere 10 points. I do not recommend the point system. It makes for easy bullying in my opinion, but if people want like buttons, logging in and one "thumb" per post is a good way to go. And if you remember, Facebook did not keep the thumbs down very long, must have been a reason or two kazko Little Bunny FooFoo         TX, USA 6752 Posts valkyriemome Goofy Gorillatoes      USA 3479 Posts Late here - of course (story of my life) IMO we need a like and a dislike. And yes, for the reasons stated. It would save people from having to restate information given previously, or posting "I agree with Kylah." I do NOT think it needs to be linked to FB at all. I am pretty selective about what I "share" on my FB wall. So - I dislike the idea that "Share" would replace 'like' I've also found FB not having a dislike button to be awkward. Sometimes you just want to show someone some solidarity - "My glider is biting. Just needed to vent." I wouldn't want to "Like" that post. But checking a "Dislike" button would give me an "I hear you." option we don't currently have. I have for sure quote: Originally posted by renee14150
It might just be me, but is anyone else experiencing longer load times for the threads? This has only been since the "like" feature was activated.
kyro298 Glider Sprinkles           CO, USA 15262 Posts Eric posted this a long time ago in the "Suggestion Box" thread so not sure if he's changed his mind. That was in 2008 though!: quote: As for signatures, that used to be an option, and it's gone because in a decision between usefullness and abuse, abuse won, so the signatures are gone. As an aside, I also think excessively large signatures really detract from the forum. On other forums, in a given discussion, 90% of the page is signature and 10% is actuall conversation. I don't think that serves the purpose of a forum properly. I also don't know people's real names, so I just use the nick name people pick. My brain can't keep track of two names per one person. If anything were to change in the future, signatures would end up being limited, such as just a one liner with no images.
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