Blue Valkyrie
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Thumbs down feature?
- Thread starter bWize
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studio150
Well-known member
Ah dont use tapatalk so wasnt aware
Wrong-Direction
Well-known member
- Mar 10, 2013
- 13,426
Get rid of thumbs up if anything
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Yoda
English & European
Never used to bother me when it was here, then I didn't ever get many (thumbs down that is).
Would prefer both or non at all tbh.
Would prefer both or non at all tbh.
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
- 70,219
Can we have a What Gives? button?
Braggfan
In the beginning there was nothing, which exploded
- May 12, 2014
- 1,835
I personally don't think you need thumbs down. I think you can get a clear indicator on how people feel about issues by just reading the posts.
I also think thumbs down is a pretty faceless way of disagreeing with someone. If you don't like what someone says then make your own post and put your views up there as well, so that they can be lauded or challenged in the same way.
Paul Reids Sock
Well-known member
It's mad isn't it? My son had his football presentation this weekend. All the kids got a medal but there were then 5 other awards. My son got 2 and his mate another 2.
The shock on some of the kids faces that 'they weren't all getting something' was unbelievable. I also know that next year he may get nothing (one of the awards was 'best new player' so that is out), I just hope that he accepts it and doesn't get petulant like one kid that immediately said he wanted to go home instead of playing with his mates and having a BBQ
Aggression is so much better?
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Hand over your lunch money
Blackadder
Brighton Bhuna Boy
I think you can like a post without giving a viewpoint. For example, a new signing or Dale extending his contract. A lot of people still like to comment. Back in the day any signing with a foreign name was usually met with the word "Flair" even though most of didn't have a clue if the player was actually any good.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
There were a few mischievous posters who attempted to get the most thumbs down, which kept the moderators busy, either editing or deleting.
pearl
Well-known member
THIS! and THAT
I always thought that the thumbs up was for someone who has taken the effort and written something you agreed with. However people (also) seem to use it when they like the news that the poster is giving even thought that poster hasn't actually put much of an effort into the post. For example a hypothetical post of Albion signing Ulloa back from Leicester and a link to the BBC would probably get lots of thumbs up when a reply detailing the pros and/or cons of the signing wouldn't.
I've never seen suck active discussion on what people should do with their thumbs except on a porn forum.
Tubby-McFat-Fuc
Well-known member
I am offended by that
pearl
Well-known member
Talk about a subliminal typo!
didn't realise that was a typo?
Brightonfan1983
Tiny member
Receiving, or even giving a 'Thumbs Down' here always felt like someone walking up to you, sneering "You utter tit", and walking away. Fair enough, but an explanation would be nice.
Maybe I should get more of a life...
Saltydog
New member
I got confused with it and could not workout if I was thumbing up or down so removed just in case. Must be these worn out ol eyes.