"Like" feature

[Awenta]

We can only have a like if we have a dislike too.

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[AKlowriderZ71]

We can only have a like if we have a dislike too.

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So much anger. Do you need a hug? :hug:

Oh wait, those emoticons are just frivolous... :angel:

 

[Awenta]

So much anger. Do you need a hug? :hug:

Oh wait, those emoticons are just frivolous... :angel:

Haha no anger.

Hug button?

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[AKlowriderZ71]

That's it, I'm sending you a friend request now. You should recieve a message shortly...

 

[Awenta]

:hug:

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[AKlowriderZ71]

I love this bar (forum).....

http://youtu.be/-Fulz4ytZ54

 

[Awenta]

gotta love Toby. He's got some great songs. As far as bar songs I vote hope on the rocks.

 

[Evan@InglewoodTrans]

+1.

Oh wait, that's the same exact thing as a "Like"......

It's a feature that works well on many forums. It's simple and unobtrusive. And if you don't like the "like" feature, you don't have to use it. If you post something, and 7 other members "like" your post, will you be offended? What if you post an update to one of your shop projects, and 7 people post typed responses, but you also get 73 "likes" from other members? Now (as a paying sponsor of the site) you see your advertising dollars at work.

Everybody likes positive reinforcement.

People liking Internet posts isn't showing me my advertising dollars at work. If 73 people who use the like feature like my post and I get zero business from it what does that do for me? Likes don't pay the bills unfortunately. However if I post on a site without a like feature and I get even one phone call,a sale,a job from it THEN I see my advertising dollars at work. Someone clicking a button doesn't tell me a thing. The shop staying busy and sales and the phone ringing sure does though. I don't see the like feature as a bad thing but I also don't feel it's something the site needs.

 

[OregonDMAX]

Even one more reason I visit DF less and less, that like feature is as gay as aids.

 

[Awenta]

Even one more reason I visit DF less and less, that like feature is as gay as aids.

Ew you visit DF?

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[WolfLMM]

I've found the like button on some broads too. Takes some time and patience. Don't worry I'm sure you'll get it!

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Hahahahaha oops! See we need a like feature....

 

[WolfLMM]

The people liking feel it's important others need to know they like it and the people with likes feel important because people like it. I don't see need for it. If people want to like something and have people know it hop on facebook and like away.

Worthless post. No likes for you

 

[WolfLMM]

+1.

Oh wait, that's the same exact thing as a "Like"......

It's a feature that works well on many forums. It's simple and unobtrusive. And if you don't like the "like" feature, you don't have to use it. If you post something, and 7 other members "like" your post, will you be offended? What if you post an update to one of your shop projects, and 7 people post typed responses, but you also get 73 "likes" from other members? Now (as a paying sponsor of the site) you see your advertising dollars at work.

Everybody likes positive reinforcement.

That's too deep for him:thumb:

 

[WolfLMM]

Even one more reason I visit DF less and less, that like feature is as gay as aids.

The entire layout of that site is GAY.

It's real simple folks, if you don't like it, don't use it.

 

[DMAXchris]

 

[Mike L.]

That's a gay poster child if I ever saw one.

 

[MACKIN]

I agree who needs it

 

[Burn Down]

Wolf I "like" you Buddy:hug:

 

[WolfLMM]

Wolf I "like" you Buddy:hug:

"Liked"

 

[WolfLMM]

I agree who needs it

Mackin, nobody needs it! You don't need a woman either, but you want one!:rofl: