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Similar to Facebook, why not add a "like" button feature to posters comments? I often see posts that I want to express my "likeness" for, but don't want to quote the whole post just to say "great post!". Just a thought. :D
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Similar to Facebook, why not add a "like" button feature to posters comments? I often see posts that I want to express my "likeness" for, but don't want to quote the whole post just to say "great post!". Just a thought.
Just use part of the quote and use ellipses for the missing test.

(Count me as one not wanting a "like" button. This is an investing forum, not a social forum.)
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Please no like button. I'm not 12.
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They should be orange. :)
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One forum I frequent (crazyguyonabike.com) has an agree tag that can be clicked to replace separate posts with only the smily face/thumbs up graphics in them.

Like that idea.

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gkaplan wrote:This is an investing forum, not a social forum.)
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pennstater2005 wrote:Please no like button. I'm not 12.
I'm not 12 either.
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pennstater2005 wrote:Please no like button. I'm not 12.
Just because Facebook does it doesn't mean it's somehow reserved for social networking or 12 year olds. It could conceivably be a way to allow readers to focus on the posts that other people found the most useful. Given the amount of time I spend her relative to some others, I'd personally find this useful, especially for threads that I've missed and have expanded to several pages.
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Xanadu wrote:
pennstater2005 wrote:Please no like button. I'm not 12.
I'm not 12 either.
So no one's 12 then. Good to see so much agreement here. This would be a good use for a like button--everyone could agree that they're not 12.
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It's been discussed before, check this thread: I Wish There Was. "Like" Button. The short answer is that there will not be any "like" button in this forum.
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LadyGeek wrote:It's been discussed before, check this thread: I Wish There Was. "Like" Button. The short answer is that there will not be any "like" button in this forum.
+1 :)
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gkaplan wrote:[...(Count me as one not wanting a "like" button. This is an investing forum, not a social forum.)
+1
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pennstater2005 wrote:Please no like button. I'm not 12.
I like this post :thumbsup
There, that felt good...

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I understand not wanting a "Like" button.

But, one of the forums I visit has a "Thanks" button. I like that. It would be nice to be able to thank people for a post where you learn something, but have nothing to add to merit responding. Something to consider.
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Has it really been that long since Morningstar's botched forum adjustments? Am I the only one who remembers the little orange flags and how much fun we had with them?
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LadyGeek wrote:It's been discussed before, check this thread: I Wish There Was. "Like" Button. The short answer is that there will not be any "like" button in this forum.
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EmergDoc wrote:Has it really been that long since Morningstar's botched forum adjustments? Am I the only one who remembers the little orange flags and how much fun we had with them?
No, see this post. Your response followed. :)
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Xanadu wrote:Similar to Facebook, why not add a "like" button feature to posters comments? I often see posts that I want to express my "likeness" for, but don't want to quote the whole post just to say "great post!". Just a thought. :D
There are a lot of problems with a like button, but the primary problem is it adds no value. Who cares if you or I agree with a post? If it is that important to show your affirmation, surely you have something constructive to add, no?

It's also not precise. Do you completely agree with everything in the post, or mostly agree? Or agree with the primary notion put forward?

Finally, if we don't know who you are, what good is your "like" recommendation? Why should we have anonymous voting on a forum where people are searching for the right answers, not the most popular ones?

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Sheepdog wrote:"Like"
:thumbsup BTW, there's also: :thumbsdown Click on "View more smilies" under the main list.

I have a feeling I shouldn't have mentioned that. :oops:
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On-line approval indicators makes some people become "karma whores".
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bottlecap wrote: There are a lot of problems with a like button, but the primary problem is it adds no value. Who cares if you or I agree with a post? If it is that important to show your affirmation, surely you have something constructive to add, no?
I disagree. So far in this thread alone, ive seen 4 posts with one-liners such as "+1" or "agree". To me this pollutes the thread and requires extra mouse-scrolling on my part. A simple button would resolve this, and to me that's where the value is. Also, I bet for those 4 people, there were probably 100 others that also agreed, but just didn't want to add to add the extra post. A button would add lots of value from this perspective as well.
It's also not precise. Do you completely agree with everything in the post, or mostly agree? Or agree with the primary notion put forward?
yes.
Finally, if we don't know who you are, what good is your "like" recommendation? Why should we have anonymous voting on a forum where people are searching for the right answers, not the most popular ones?
who said is has to be anonymous? on facebook you can see everyone who likes your posts.
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Because we diversifying,we like everyone who posting here. 8-)
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Xanadu wrote:I disagree. So far in this thread alone, ive seen 4 posts with one-liners such as "+1" or "agree". To me this pollutes the thread and requires extra mouse-scrolling on my part. A simple button would resolve this, and to me that's where the value is.
I meant that it adds no content value. I don't know about your mouse, but mine scrolls easily up and down the page with little effort. You could put a new mouse on your Christmas wish list!

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Fallible wrote:
gkaplan wrote:[...(Count me as one not wanting a "like" button. This is an investing forum, not a social forum.)
+1
+2.
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LadyGeek wrote:It's been discussed before, check this thread: I Wish There Was. "Like" Button. The short answer is that there will not be any "like" button in this forum.
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LadyGeek wrote:
Sheepdog wrote:"Like"
:thumbsup BTW, there's also: :thumbsdown Click on "View more smilies" under the main list.

I have a feeling I shouldn't have mentioned that. :oops:
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bottlecap wrote:
Xanadu wrote:I disagree. So far in this thread alone, ive seen 4 posts with one-liners such as "+1" or "agree". To me this pollutes the thread and requires extra mouse-scrolling on my part. A simple button would resolve this, and to me that's where the value is.
I meant that it adds no content value. I don't know about your mouse, but mine scrolls easily up and down the page with little effort. You could put a new mouse on your Christmas wish list!

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I would agree with you that it adds minimal content value at best. I probably wouldn't value a post much more if it had a "like"/"agree"/(insert clever verb here), just as much as I don't really value the posts that just say "+1" after a long quote. It's not that it adds content value so much as people just want a way to say "heck yea, i hear what your saying!". Maybe its just me, but I'd rather have some kind of "+1" counter on the original post rather scrolling through these extra posts that have "no content value". I looked for a mouse on Amazon that will automatically scroll through these for me, but haven't found one yet. :wink:
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I'd like a like button. Just sayin'.
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I don't want a "Like" button.
Now, a "Dislike" button might be worth considering. :annoyed
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Ryan_in_Chi wrote:I understand not wanting a "Like" button.

But, one of the forums I visit has a "Thanks" button. I like that. It would be nice to be able to thank people for a post where you learn something, but have nothing to add to merit responding. Something to consider.
We already have a "Thanks" button. His name is chaz. :wink:
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The posts that stand out for me are the posts I don't like. They state as fact things that aren't true; they are responses to posts that the poster clearly did not bother to read; etc. There are so many ways a post can be bad. At a minimum, I would like a FF button (false facts) and a TR (try reading) button for those posts. These buttons would save me a lot of typing time (and might help keep me out of trouble).

Just as a like button might lead others to read a good post, we should give as much effort to steering people away from bad posts.
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chaz wrote:
Fallible wrote:
gkaplan wrote:[...(Count me as one not wanting a "like" button. This is an investing forum, not a social forum.)
+1
+2.
As this a financial forum you should reply with +$, +$$, etc., rather than +1, +2 ...

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VictoriaF wrote:
chaz wrote:
Fallible wrote:
gkaplan wrote:[...(Count me as one not wanting a "like" button. This is an investing forum, not a social forum.)
+1
+2.
As this a financial forum you should reply with +$, +$$, etc., rather than +1, +2 ...

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The value of a "like" button isn't to add to the forum experience, it's to draw in more readers.
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KyleAAA wrote:The value of a "like" button isn't to add to the forum experience, it's to draw in more readers.
How are people outside the forum going to see the like buttons? I am having trouble reconciling the "forum experience" that you are not adding to and "draw in."
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sscritic wrote:The posts that stand out for me are the posts I don't like. They state as fact things that aren't true; they are responses to posts that the poster clearly did not bother to read; etc. There are so many ways a post can be bad. At a minimum, I would like a FF button (false facts) and a TR (try reading) button for those posts. These buttons would save me a lot of typing time (and might help keep me out of trouble).

Just as a like button might lead others to read a good post, we should give as much effort to steering people away from bad posts.
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sscritic wrote:
KyleAAA wrote:The value of a "like" button isn't to add to the forum experience, it's to draw in more readers.
How are people outside the forum going to see the like buttons? I am having trouble reconciling the "forum experience" that you are not adding to and "draw in."
Well if you use the facebook like buttons, it automatically happens.
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sscritic wrote:
VictoriaF wrote:
chaz wrote:
Fallible wrote:
gkaplan wrote:[...(Count me as one not wanting a "like" button. This is an investing forum, not a social forum.)
+1
+2.
As this a financial forum you should reply with +$, +$$, etc., rather than +1, +2 ...

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Fallible wrote:+$$$$$$$$$$$$$ :sharebeer
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I don't like this post. How would I indicate that in the new system? I have never used facebook and will not. Do they have a not like or can you only like something? And sometimes I like something a little and sometimes I love it.
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gotherelate wrote:
Ryan_in_Chi wrote:I understand not wanting a "Like" button.

But, one of the forums I visit has a "Thanks" button. I like that. It would be nice to be able to thank people for a post where you learn something, but have nothing to add to merit responding. Something to consider.
We already have a "Thanks" button. His name is chaz. :wink:
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pennstater2005 wrote:Please no like button. I'm not 12.
I agree.
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Calm Man wrote:I don't like this post. How would I indicate that in the new system? I have never used facebook and will not. Do they have a not like or can you only like something? And sometimes I like something a little and sometimes I love it.
The liking is outside Facebook. You read an article. You like it. You click on a button with an f on it (I think it is blue). That creates a post inside Facebook. I have never liked anything in my life, although I do have a Facebook account with zero friends. I could be all wrong about how it works. If I am close to correct, then I am not sure if bogleheads is the outside or the inside in this scenario. Ah, facts.
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Since then the feature has aroused scrutiny over privacy concerns because the social plug-ins allow Facebook to track visitors to participating sites across the web, even if those visitors do not click the Like button, are logged out of Facebook, or are not Facebook users at all. The Like button is implemented similarly to an advertising network, and as more sites participate, gives Facebook a vast amount of information about who visits which sites, and when.
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LadyGeek wrote:It's been discussed before, check this thread: I Wish There Was. "Like" Button. The short answer is that there will not be any "like" button in this forum.
How about these buttons:

- Contempt
- Ridicule
- Dismissal
- Not worthy of comment
- Vote poster out of the forum
- You deserve a timeout
- Is that a serious question?
- Do you really believe that?

Those we could use... :wink:
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ss critic, I have added something called "ghostery" as what they call a plug in for my Mozilla firefox browser. So the "f" doesn't show up anymore and I am happy I am not in the facebook universe. I actually have an account with 2 friends (daughter and some person who I accepted a frendship from but is not my friend) but removed all information once I learned about privacy issues.
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I'm a moderator on an academically-oriented forum that has a moderately strong social component. (We nerds have to stick together, you know.) A few times a year, we get requests to add a "Like" button or something similar. We don't do it because we think the technical quality or reliability of a post isn't something that should be judged by an open vote. Basically, most people reading a post aren't going to bother to vote, and it's too easy for a small group of people to skew the results in undesirable ways.

To help people identify posts that are likely to be good, the moderators as a group award "medals" to regular posters that we think are reliable and display a good attitude. A poster's medal shows up underneath his/her username on all posts.
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What the forum is missing... [ability to upvote posts]

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[Thread merged into here. --admin LadyGeek]

Often a post can have lots of posts/replies but not be valuable. Then there can be a hidden gem with only a few replies, but tons of value.
What the forum needs really badly is the ability to up-vote. You see this on sites like Reddit.com and on forums like fatwallet.com. With that feature, it becomes much easier to locate the most valuable content.

Surely there is a phpbb mod for this.

Thoughts?

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I seem to recall that this has come up before. I believe the forum admins have said that they don't support this idea.
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I'd be curious to hear their rationale. Seems like a very useful thing.
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