It has been a little over a month since like whatever

[Jeff]

It has been a little over a month since the like function was enabled. From this end, I have not seen anything I would call detrimental.  Stats are normal in comparison to the seasonal monthly average. The only contact I have had was one where the member wondered why he could not see the likes on his own posts. I had to break the news that it was because there were not any on that post. (he did have likes in other areas)

No complaints to the management though.
So, how do you see it?  I see there are members who never have used it, but I think that is mostly because they said up front " I DON'T LIKE DA LIKE!"   Let me say to those...  It'll be okay Bunky, no one will think ill of you if you decide to like something. ;)

[Dan_Shade]

"I'm an old man, I hate everything but Matlock" -  Abe Simpson

[Jeff]

I'm very tempted to steal that for my personal text... :D :D

[Chuck White]

Call me "Old School", but I don't see a like button!

I do see "Likes" at the bottom of some posts!

[Dave Shepard]

I just ignore the whole situation, which is much easier after you changed the color of the button.

[thecfarm]

I would like the likes,but my computer is too old to see the likes.  :D

[Brucer]

I'd like to help you with the poll, but I haven't got a clue what you're talking about. I guess that's just me -- clueless as usual :D.

[paul case]

I think you just asked a bunch of people who saw wood if they like a new fangled  contraption that sounds like something from ____book.

Correct me if I am wrong.

Oh BTW I like it. I dont know what good it does but after I like something it tells me that I liked it with however many other folks too. It helps me to remember what I like. After all I am the guy who cannot remember the number from one end of the log to the other.

PC

[LeeB]

I have no real opinion on it either way. I may or may not glance at it but mostly not and even when I do it doesn't really register much longer than it took to read the number.

[SwampDonkey]

I think it is a good idea from this perspective. Some folks read a lot more than they write, so they can 'like' a post that they feel good about or agree with. When someone posts a reply, you already know their opinion to a post. And it is a good idea to know who it is that 'liked' your post, because being anonymous about a 'like' isn't the same as knowing who it is.  I like that you implemented the ability to see the' likers'. Now don't feel bad if I don't hit that like button. ;D  :D

[LeeB]

Yeah, but you can't like your own post.  :D

[leeroyjd]

Yeah, but you can't like your own post.  :D

Literally or morally?

[SwampDonkey]

Good thing. :D

[LeeB]

As I said, I haven't paid much notice to the like button until this post other than to see that there was one. Once I started looking I noticed I didn't have one on my post and thought, "Dang, I've been blocked from liking posts already". Then it dawned on my that duh, it's only that you can't 'like' your own post.  : :D

[Kbeitz]

I think it is a good idea and I'm glad we don't have a dislike button
I would get hammered.

[sawguy21]

I haven't paid attention to it, if I like what I see I'll let you know. If I disagree, I'll let you know that too. :D

[Ed_K]

 I like it cause I don't have to reply and say X2  ;D .

[sharp edge]

I don't see it,

[hacknchop]

If I don't tell you otherwise it means I like it ,off the record of course. :D

[Chuck White]

Got it now, used it a few times!

I like it!

[47sawdust]

Guy Clark says,

"I like crayfish and I like rice,I like girls that treat me nice."

Mick says,
"How do I add the "like" to a post and Paul Case is a very funny man"