I have seen this option in several social sites. We do have 'Karma' and 'Thank you' for appreciating one's posts. Yet, I feel, if our forum includes, 'like and dislike' option also, it looks more good.
Like giving karma, no need to know who is giving it. Just display the counts of both, just near to 'Thank you' button. It will surely prompt users to post some valuable information and also try to maintain 'quality', as no one like to see 'dislikes' in his posts.
What's your opinion friends????
Meera sandhu
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I think there is no need for an additional button as "dislike" button will make people more upset when they will have lots of dislikes against their name. :blink:
I would like to see a like/dislike button under the posts as there are are many postings, which have no meaning but totally spam.
Yes I agree ....as when we just want to tell, we like the post, we can click 'like' button. By this way, we also know how many persons are really liking our post.....
Thank you option is just for showing our gratefulness, which can not be considered as true feedback our post.
I would like to see a like/dislike button under the posts as there are are many postings, which have no meaning but totally spam.
Yes I agree ....as when we just want to tell, we like the post, we can click 'like' button. By this way, we also know how many persons are really liking our post.....
Thank you option is just for showing our gratefulness, which can not be considered as true feedback our post.
You point is right and we will be allert to post any comments.
I would like to have this option! Probably the post with more dislikes could be removed, just saying!! :evil:
Sure, it will prompt users to post quality replies....thus improving our forum at least a little bit. Double think before posting something here :evil: :evil:
Sure...if it's implemented...I will really make use of it...... :evil: :evil: :evil:
No need to know who is using it (like our karmas).
Hoping admin will carry forward with this suggestion. :) :)
