You need to strike the balance between effort and usefulness. There's no cost attached to us hitting like/dislike, but having more options would result in decis

You need to strike the balance between effort and usefulness. There's no cost attached to us hitting like/dislike, but having more options would result in decision fatigue. That's less mindless scrolling and clicking on sh*t. Don't get me wrong, I do agree that it would be nice to have something more meaningful/useful there, but too many options will reduce engagement, and that's a no no for a social network relying on advertising revenue. (I think that ads should not exist as they're unethical and harmful)