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The dislike button never represented healthy discourse. At its very best, it was a coarse indication that neither suggested nor invited further clarity. Good ri
by sircastor 5y ago
The dislike button never represented healthy discourse. At its very best, it was a coarse indication that neither suggested nor invited further clarity. Good riddance.
- luckman212 5y agoYeah, an echo chamber is much better. They should get rid of red lights too. They don't really offer any further clarity. Let's just have only green lights (no light at all means stop, of course) /s
- 248ff 5y ago> At its very best, it was a coarse indication that neither suggested nor invited further clarity. The same could be said about Likes, viewcount and comments. IMO user-based metrics are a good thing (even if they can be gamed), the more the better.