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Then it could well evolve further. I don't see a need for the "dislike" button.
by capo 14y ago
Then it could well evolve further. I don't see a need for the "dislike" button.
- luser001 14y agoHis point was about requiring a login on another social network to vote on a video, when you're already logged in to Youtube. You somehow boiled it down to a discussion on the lack of a "thumbs down" button. I think you're off track here. YMMV.
- capo 14y agoWhat "other social network"? Google, + ,and YouTube accounts are on their way to becoming one (if they aren't already).
- sp332 14y agoGoogle doesn't care what info you put in when you sign up for a "normal" account, they just use it to correlate interests for ads and recommendations on the site. But to sign up for Google+ you have to use your real name or risk being banned.
- taligent 14y agoGoogle+ and Youtube have always been mentally separated. I could like videos on Youtube without the risk of them appearing anywhere or being used for anything. This has changed. And frankly it sucks.