Death of The WAM?

[timster]

Now, I’ve got used to it, I think I prefer not having to worry about how I should react to posts with likes, etc.

Also, it’s good not to get that feeling you’ve said something wrong if no one likes your post.

I don't recall ever getting an 'unlike', although I gave one once. Did you get some then?

[Newton_John]

Now, I’ve got used to it, I think I prefer not having to worry about how I should react to posts with likes, etc.

Also, it’s good not to get that feeling you’ve said something wrong if no one likes your post.

I don't recall ever getting an 'unlike', although I gave one once. Did you get some then?

No. I didn't realise there was a "unlike" at the other place.

If I had, I would have used it on one or two occasions.

[Andyt916]

Now, I’ve got used to it, I think I prefer not having to worry about how I should react to posts with likes, etc.

Also, it’s good not to get that feeling you’ve said something wrong if no one likes your post.

I don't recall ever getting an 'unlike', although I gave one once. Did you get some then?

No. I didn't realise there was a "unlike" at the other place.

If I had, I would have used it on one or two occasions.

I think for some folks (maybe reared on FB / IG) not getting a "like" can be seen as equivalent of getting an "unlike". This place, I feel, has the balance right. If one wants to post a thumbs up in reply, one can, and that's very much a positive reaction (rather than a false negative).

[Coyote Jim]

Now, I’ve got used to it, I think I prefer not having to worry about how I should react to posts with likes, etc.

Also, it’s good not to get that feeling you’ve said something wrong if no one likes your post.

I don't recall ever getting an 'unlike', although I gave one once. Did you get some then?

No. I didn't realise there was a "unlike" at the other place.

If I had, I would have used it on one or two occasions.

I think for some folks (maybe reared on FB / IG) not getting a "like" can be seen as equivalent of getting an "unlike". This place, I feel, has the balance right. If one wants to post a thumbs up in reply, one can, and that's very much a positive reaction (rather than a false negative).

[Andyt916]

Now, I’ve got used to it, I think I prefer not having to worry about how I should react to posts with likes, etc.

Also, it’s good not to get that feeling you’ve said something wrong if no one likes your post.

I don't recall ever getting an 'unlike', although I gave one once. Did you get some then?

No. I didn't realise there was a "unlike" at the other place.

If I had, I would have used it on one or two occasions.

I think for some folks (maybe reared on FB / IG) not getting a "like" can be seen as equivalent of getting an "unlike". This place, I feel, has the balance right. If one wants to post a thumbs up in reply, one can, and that's very much a positive reaction (rather than a false negative).

Although, to be fair @Coyote Jim I would quite like to give that a "hahaha"

[Coyote Jim]

Now, I’ve got used to it, I think I prefer not having to worry about how I should react to posts with likes, etc.

Also, it’s good not to get that feeling you’ve said something wrong if no one likes your post.

I don't recall ever getting an 'unlike', although I gave one once. Did you get some then?

No. I didn't realise there was a "unlike" at the other place.

If I had, I would have used it on one or two occasions.

I think for some folks (maybe reared on FB / IG) not getting a "like" can be seen as equivalent of getting an "unlike". This place, I feel, has the balance right. If one wants to post a thumbs up in reply, one can, and that's very much a positive reaction (rather than a false negative).

Although, to be fair @Coyote Jim I would quite like to give that a "hahaha"

@Andyt916

[Andyt916]

@Coyote Jim

[Wenge1]

@Coyote Jim

Yeah - Go for it Andy. Jim can handle it .........