Originally posted by FMF"Utterly baffling" is a little hard to believe. Not all thumbs are created equal, and thumbs down from people whose opinion I respect would be more meaningful to me than a thumbs down from, oh, I don't know ... RJHinds! 😉
I have simply asked one question about it. I don't think that can be described as "obsessed". But I am fascinated by how anyone could become concerned by the 'Thumbs' feature on a forum like this one. Very few people use it compared to the number who could. I cannot see how any significant meaning could be attached to a few 'likes' and 'dislikes' registered in t ...[text shortened]... mulate even livelier conversation" is utterly baffling. And so that's why I asked.
I'm not really sure I would care that much, but it's not at all a reach for me to think that others would.
It's probable value is an indicator of who reads, because I know from the "only chess" forum that there are many players who do not post, but who do make use of the feature.
Originally posted by Paul LeggettMy memory's not as sharp as it used to be. Also, my memory's not as sharp as it used to be.
"Utterly baffling" is a little hard to believe. Not all thumbs are created equal, and thumbs down from people whose opinion I respect would be more meaningful to me than a thumbs down from, oh, I don't know ... RJHinds! 😉
I'm not really sure I would care that much, but it's not at all a reach for me to think that others would.
It's probable valu ...[text shortened]... " forum that there are many players who do not post, but who do make use of the feature.
Originally posted by Paul Leggett[Mega Like]
"Utterly baffling" is a little hard to believe. Not all thumbs are created equal, and thumbs down from people whose opinion I respect would be more meaningful to me than a thumbs down from, oh, I don't know ... RJHinds! 😉
I'm not really sure I would care that much, but it's not at all a reach for me to think that others would.
It's probable va ...[text shortened]... " forum that there are many players who do not post, but who do make use of the feature.
Comment: What's not to respect about a guy who's as insightful
and clear eyed on the forums as in high caliber chess games!
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyThat you should take to "Site Ideas".
[b]2013 Poll (Red Hot Pawn Pluses and Minuses)
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Disclosure of Thumbs Liked and Disliked, similar to Facebook's hidden but cursor touch revealed identities would (not only be nice) but would in my view stimulate even livelier conversation, approximating face to face.
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But then it would probably need a lot of coding, since the information would have somehow be stored with the message.
Since thumbs do vanish on death of a thread, memory requirement could be low in the database.
Originally posted by PonderableForget thumbs.
That you should take to "Site Ideas".
But then it would probably need a lot of coding, since the information would have somehow be stored with the message.
Since thumbs do vanish on death of a thread, memory requirement could be low in the database.
How about fingers???
If you don't like a thread or a comment
click up 2 fingers.
Yaay.