> The English word "favorite" implies approval every bit as much as "like" does Personally I don't buy this. I'm used to 'favourites' and 'bookmarks' being use

> The English word "favorite" implies approval every bit as much as "like" does Personally I don't buy this. I'm used to 'favourites' and 'bookmarks' being used interchangably by browsers, which reduces the approval implication of that term... and the heart symbol doesn't mean 'like' to me, it means 'love', so has a higher level of implied approval than in your comparison.