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I can't agree more. Look at the first comment: 20 karma points, and no real substance, hackerish or otherwise. I'd like to see a discussion about (a) what it
by resdirector 17y ago
I can't agree more. Look at the first comment: 20 karma points, and no real substance, hackerish or otherwise.
I'd like to see a discussion about (a) what it actually means to "like" something, (b) what demographics currently use the "like" buttons (c) are there any startup ideas to revolutionize the distribution of information etc.
- what 17y agoClicking "like" is like saying I have nothing to actually contribute but I want to feel like I'm participating. Also, I guess it stops the thousands of comments that would just say "I agree," "Yeah" or whatever? But what good is a "like" button if there is no "dislike/hate" button?
- evanrmurphy 16y ago> But what good is a "like" button if there is no "dislike/hate" button? That's how HN is if you're under the karma threshold.