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Like Button

evildice

evildice

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Proposal: expand palette of Like buttons with (icon) as follows...
- Headpat (hand)
- Lick (tongue)
- Poke (extended finger)
- Touch Inappropriately (pinching fingers)
- Meow (catgirl)

This will allow QQ members to express their affection in ways that are more forum-appropriate.
 
I know we are lewd and all, but it might make some members uncomfortable.

'Like' is boring, but it's reasonably value-neutral and work for most purpose. Very practical.

Well, okay. Catgirl can stay. Mostly because nobody agreed what it means. The rest, though...
 
Yeah I like the ambiguity of 'like' myself. Maybe I like the content, maybe I like the effort, maybe I like the ideas raised, etc. It helps flag the interesting posts in a thread if I'm browsing and lightly encourage whatever the person was doing without thinking too hard about the message sent like with a multiple-option system.
 
Germtheory3Z said:
Yeah I like the ambiguity of 'like' myself. Maybe I like the content, maybe I like the effort, maybe I like the ideas raised, etc. It helps flag the interesting posts in a thread if I'm browsing and lightly encourage whatever the person was doing without thinking too hard about the message sent like with a multiple-option system.
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There are many cases where I keep wishing for a SV-esque "hugs" (when someone describes their real-life troubles, there usually isn't much to "like" in there), but ideas along the lines of what the OP proposed (i.e. just differently-flavoured varieties of "like") are unlikely to be particularly useful.
 
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