New reaction button suggestions
Adrian_Scope
Posts: 11,554 Online Community Programme Lead
There's been a lot of discussion over the years about renaming some of the 'reaction' buttons we use on the community.
If you want to react to a post at the moment, you have three options: 'Insightful', 'Like', and 'Awesome'.
If you could start from scratch, what reactions would you like to have available to you?
If you want to react to a post at the moment, you have three options: 'Insightful', 'Like', and 'Awesome'.
If you could start from scratch, what reactions would you like to have available to you?
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1. Agree
2. Thanks
3. Do you kiss your mother with that mouth?3 -
Your third response made me wish there was a laughing reaction @Cress.0
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If there was a negative reaction I would personally stop posting as much. I’m fine with someone disagreeing and explaining why but I don’t like people being able to judge what I have to say without explanation.
I don’t think people should be discouraged from posting what they really think, as long as it’s not offensive. The posts I personally enjoy reading the most are the ones that ruffle a few feathers. It’s easy to get likes on the internet…you just post what people want to hear…it is the posts that break that temptation that are often most interesting or helpful and we don’t want to lose those.1 -
Personally I’d rather not have any. That way people can just interact by discussion.0
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Thanks and i dont' think there needs to be anything else.
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Thanks would be nice I agree1
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I would ask what value these buttons add to the community? I'm somewhere between Mark & Mike.I use the 'Like' button to encourage new members, & I see none of us so far have commented on the 'Awesome' button, which just seems to be an '& I like your post even more' option.I do appreciate if a member I know, or a member of the Scope team, 'likes' one of my posts, as this gives some validation that I've hopefully been helpful/they agree, & such 'likes' matter to me considerably more than a new member doing so.Personally, not too keen on the idea of a 'thanks' button, as it means more to me if someone says, 'Thank you, that advice/information was helpful,' & they may then also ask subsequent questions, or enter into further dialogue; an opportunity I feel shouldn't be missed.1
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Like and helpful0
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1 thanks
2 helpful
3 unhelpful
I think that's what is needed doesn't seem so rude to have a unhelpful button if the information didn't help
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I don’t think a unhelpful button is a one that should be implemented.0
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Nah, me neither...0 -
When one piece of information doesn't help one person, it might help the next. I can't see any advantages of having an 'unhelpful' button.0
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A like button or some sort of button to show appreciation is I think beneficial.0 -
Flag, Quote, Like and Thanks
You can't click multiple reactions so it would make sense to have 1 or 2 rather than 3 or more.0 -
Many ways people would benefit by using a thanks button:
Some people struggle to say thanks to someone (for various reasons, and I have in the past) so a thanks button could help people feel more comfortable in letting the other member know they are thankful.
If people click the thanks button and still want to reply with a thanks, and their internet suddenly goes off or they have to rush off, then they would feel better knowing the member had been thanked in one way.
It's an option and people like options.1 -
I don't think of it as being beneficial to mine or anyone else's mental health....its just a pleasantry, no more no less.
Although I think it should be thanks.
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Unhelpful button? Why? That would be terrible. There are members of the community that spend a lot of their time advising and supporting others. Although we don't always agree with someone's opinion having a unhelpful button is wrong in so many ways!
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Unhelpful button would be a very negative option and not at all respectful of the person that has spent the time and effort to respond
What may be Unhelpful to one person maybe very helpful to others1 -
I love the positivity and support in this thread. For me, I would want to add a hug button!0
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