I've been thinking about this for quite some time and even wrote this idea about the site several time, and I ended up not submitting the thread at last.
But I can't stop thinking about it. Though I know it possibly would be rejected, I'll give it a go. A reject is far better than never being mentioned.
In simple, I think a lot of members need a Like button under each post.
I know there's a Thanks button, and I know why it's sitting there, But I've also noticed it's not being used as frequently as it should.
I'm aware a lot of main members here don't use social network apps (Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook,....), and may not care about it, but for those of us who social network is more necessary than the air we need to breath, we feel a big hole there.
There's a huge difference between Thanks and Like.
There's been a lot of situations that I would have clicked the Like button (if there was any) but will not use the thanks.
Not anything that I like, I'm grateful for. Though I may like whatever I'm thankful for. It's very hard for me to explain the difference between a Like and a Thanks button. I appreciate if anyone come to rescue and clarify the difference.
I believe if there was a Like button, it would be used much more than thanks.
It also can show how many experts support the idea given by another expert in response to a question.
But I can't stop thinking about it. Though I know it possibly would be rejected, I'll give it a go. A reject is far better than never being mentioned.
In simple, I think a lot of members need a Like button under each post.
I know there's a Thanks button, and I know why it's sitting there, But I've also noticed it's not being used as frequently as it should.
I'm aware a lot of main members here don't use social network apps (Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook,....), and may not care about it, but for those of us who social network is more necessary than the air we need to breath, we feel a big hole there.
There's a huge difference between Thanks and Like.
There's been a lot of situations that I would have clicked the Like button (if there was any) but will not use the thanks.
Not anything that I like, I'm grateful for. Though I may like whatever I'm thankful for. It's very hard for me to explain the difference between a Like and a Thanks button. I appreciate if anyone come to rescue and clarify the difference.
I believe if there was a Like button, it would be used much more than thanks.
It also can show how many experts support the idea given by another expert in response to a question.
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