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This is fine for most people; the "interaction" nowadays (likes, retweets, ...) doesn't really represent support but a lack of communication skill from the cons
by acgIssues 9y ago
This is fine for most people; the "interaction" nowadays (likes, retweets, ...) doesn't really represent support but a lack of communication skill from the consumer.
When someone likes something without anything to say it's just a metric, doesn't bring value to a discussion.
- ghthor 9y agoThis isn't true, it can be a crowd source quality control. Not as good as a direct share from one of my trusted colleague's, but it does work as a quality control given the right community makeup, the right web of users.
- acgIssues 9y agoWhich is difficult to control over a social network unless it's a closed community and still, it's used as a metric.