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Do you think reddit (or twitter or digg or stumbleupon) users will start liking the "like" and prefer it to replace other buttons? Completely agreeing about the
by alexro 17y ago
Do you think reddit (or twitter or digg or stumbleupon) users will start liking the "like" and prefer it to replace other buttons? Completely agreeing about the ridiculous aspect of so many buttons though.
- pedalpete 17y agoI don't know that it has to be an if/else situation. I do suspect sites will start putting only the 'like' button, as it is cleaner, likely loads the page faster, and has such a larger audience. At the same time, I suspect people will still visit digg, reddit, etal to find new articles, and up vote them there. However, I wouldn't be surprised to see sites like Digg get significantly less posts added. I hope we don't see the same suspected decline here on HN, as my friends on FB aren't HN types.