The Like Button

[hilariousandco]

No. This is an argument for a like button which is harmless. A dislike button is pretty negative and will cause more harm than good. If you really disagree with something you can say it and state your reasons why. A like button is useful so you don't have to say a pointless thanks or I agree which adds nothing to the discussion.

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[Monnt]

No. This is an argument for a like button which is harmless. A dislike button is pretty negative and will cause more harm than good. If you really disagree with something you can say it and state your reasons why. A like button is useful so you don't have to say a pointless thanks or I agree which adds nothing to the discussion.

Maybe... People who uses unlike buttons have to provide a reason?

[hilariousandco]

As above, they can just state their dislike of something by commenting on it and giving their reasons which people will usually do. Having to add a comment kind of defeats the purpose of a simple like/dislike button anyway.

[twister]

No. This is an argument for a like button which is harmless. A dislike button is pretty negative and will cause more harm than good. If you really disagree with something you can say it and state your reasons why. A like button is useful so you don't have to say a pointless thanks or I agree which adds nothing to the discussion.

Well I think both could have their own usefulness but I see you have already made up your mind about this, so there's no point in me arguing as my statement will be outweighed against yours. So I'll just quietly let myself out. Thanks

[Muhammed Zakir]

A person has to be in your trust network first to be able to make an impact on another person's trust ratings.

Default user trust list have many users. Even if you don't add DefaultTrust, other people who add it can see the feedback as trusted.

If a newbie posts trust feedbacks without references, then everyone will know that it's an obvious scam.

Not all time. Trades can also be done in other places such as LBC & Bitcoin-OTC.

   -MZ

[Muhammed Zakir]

No. This is an argument for a like button which is harmless. A dislike button is pretty negative and will cause more harm than good. If you really disagree with something you can say it and state your reasons why. A like button is useful so you don't have to say a pointless thanks or I agree which adds nothing to the discussion.

Well I think both could have their own usefulness but I see you have already made up your mind about this, so there's no point in me arguing as my statement will be outweighed against yours. So I'll just quietly let myself out. Thanks

Typo? If not, please elaborate. Thanks!

'Like' button is useful to avoid posts like '+1', 'thanks' etc... But people who dislike a post also post their reason AFAIK. So just 'like' button is fine.

   -MZ