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I'm usually of the opinion that the more information the better, but I also think that the dislike/downvote button adds a lot to the toxicity levels, mainly for
by godshatter 5y ago
I'm usually of the opinion that the more information the better, but I also think that the dislike/downvote button adds a lot to the toxicity levels, mainly for comments. It's much better for a group to get excited about something and over-like it than for a group to get angry about something and over-dislike it.
So I guess I'd rather see the dislike button be removed more than I would like to use that information to inform me about the video in question. I don't tend to even look at how many likes vs. dislikes something has, anyway. My tastes are different enough from the norm that it isn't really that helpful of a statistic for me.
- haunter 5y ago>It's much better for a group to get excited about something and over-like it than for a group to get angry about something and over-dislike it. Toxic positivity is not a good thing, and not "much better"
- godshatter 5y agoWhat are the downsides to toxic positivity?
- Nemrod67 5y agoFlanders from the Simpsons might be a good fictional exemple