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Thumbs up/down also misses an important metric, for me: the "meh" factor. Maybe something sucks, maybe it's great, but what if it's like...I have nothing to do,
by orthecreedence 10y ago
Thumbs up/down also misses an important metric, for me: the "meh" factor. Maybe something sucks, maybe it's great, but what if it's like...I have nothing to do, I guess I'll watch this show.
You could say "well that's the same as not rating it!" but it's not. I'd like there to be a clear distinction between "I abstain from voting" and "I thought this content neither vomit-inducing nor life-changing."