i have a request

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ps3repair1981
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i have a request

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can you make the forum where people give a like to the thread ???
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ok thank you
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Why not just type something into the big white box like. . . I don't know. . . .

like?

Frankly the whole "like" thing annoys me. Instead of just clicking on a button, why not say something personal? Or chime in on the conversation?

I understand its use in commenting systems, especially ones that track users total likes (like back when the discussion on autoblog was somewhat enjoyable) but otherwise don't see the point.
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Jrecee wrote:Why not just type something into the big white box like. . . I don't know. . . .

like?

Frankly the whole "like" thing annoys me. Instead of just clicking on a button, why not say something personal? Or chime in on the conversation?

I understand its use in commenting systems, especially ones that track users total likes (like back when the discussion on autoblog was somewhat enjoyable) but otherwise don't see the point.
+1
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flex wood wrote:
Jrecee wrote:Why not just type something into the big white box like. . . I don't know. . . .

like?

Frankly the whole "like" thing annoys me. Instead of just clicking on a button, why not say something personal? Or chime in on the conversation?

I understand its use in commenting systems, especially ones that track users total likes (like back when the discussion on autoblog was somewhat enjoyable) but otherwise don't see the point.
+1
or the +1 might be better then saying (like) or about + rep .
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