Exactly. All the best sites use weighted commenting through user ratings. See Reddit, Slashdot, and so on and so forth.yojimbo wrote:mararmeisto wrote:'Liking' or 'thanking' is already identifiable by gauging the length of the thread: many posts, people liked it; posts that have the words 'thnx' 'thanks' 'thank you' and the like could viewed as expressing gratitude to the various posters for having shared.
Also, for those individuals wishing to keep track of particular threads that are important to them, try using the "subscribe" function - it's there are every thread. Subscribed threads can be reviewed from every user's control panel.
Adding fuctionality that is already inherent in the capabilities of the system is not adding functionality - it'll end up being little more than a waste of Mark's time and resources.
N.B. not upset or ranting, just stating a point.
This is true, but its very dry, I've seen this function in action, and its just nice, more personable. Plus people dont always reply, especially if they get a laugh, they dont want to 'me too' the thread. Back in the old days people would often do that, its not fashionable anymore.
A little love never hurt anyone, unless thats the way they wanted it.
SOMEONE CLICK LIKE GODDAMIT :X
Some people do not understand that the web has evolved over the past decade and social engagement is key to success. They just want things to work the way they learned it first; change is too hard.
