>>> It's why comments have "recommend" rather than "like" as a button. I might "like" someone saying "great post!" but I'm not going to "recommend" it. No. Si

>>> It's why comments have "recommend" rather than "like" as a button. I might "like" someone saying "great post!" but I'm not going to "recommend" it. No. Sites replaced the "like" button because it was found to be inappropriate in too many circumstances. For instance, you don't want to "like" an article titled "328 people dead in a train collision" and have your feed show "untog liked 328 people dead in a train collision". FYI, Facebook allows publishers to pick a few names for the like button instead of like.