discuss Which added reaction button do you think Facebook needs?

[Ja sa bong]

Currently, the reactions buttons on Facebook are ; Like, love, care, laugh, shocked and angry. I think there's at least one more button lacking in the mix which is a dislike button. Users are managing angry button as its nearest alternative.

Do you think Facebook needs another reaction button added to the previous existing ones?

 

[Kross]

Some people just post some things that are absolutely crab. I think there should be a dislike button too. That would be used to flag all those crab posts. When someone has lots of dislikes, they would be conscious of what they post.

 

[Zani]

Some people just post some things that are absolutely crab. I think there should be a dislike button too. That would be used to flag all those crab posts. When someone has lots of dislikes, they would be conscious of what they post.

This is just like we have on YouTube, where video contents that are not that good end up getting a dislike button. If this is introduced to Facebook, I would like it.

 

[lens]

which is a dislike button.

That is true! I think a dislike button would be an excellent addition. It will allow users to show expressions on opinions or content but I think Meta is trying to avoid this for a reason best known to them.

 

[kortoleee]

I think Facebook could use a “Confused” reaction button to round out its emotional range. Sometimes posts—like complex news or cryptic updates—leave me scratching my head, and neither “Wow” nor “Huh?” fully captures that feeling. It’d be a handy way to signal “I don’t get it” without typing a whole comment!

 

[Cpvr]

Currently, the reactions buttons on Facebook are ; Like, love, care, laugh, shocked and angry. I think there's at least one more button lacking in the mix which is a dislike button. Users are managing angry button as its nearest alternative.

Do you think Facebook needs another reaction button added to the previous existing ones?

I think a dislike button would be a neat addition to see, however, it would probably break the fundamentals of facebook's system. They should also include "wtf" or "huh" emoji as well. They're are certain things on facebook that most definately deserve a dislike.

 

[abra12]

Why not a plagiarism button for example? To show the content is stolen and not created by the user.

 

[Ja sa bong]

Why not a plagiarism button for example? To show the content is stolen and not created by the user.

With what they are doing with AI lately, I wouldn't be surprised if they end up adding a feature which is capable of doing that. I think it's going to help content creators very well.

 

[Shawn]

I would love to see a rolling eyes reaction. So many times I have needed that but it's never been needed to angry face it.

 

[Shortie]

I have said for years now that I would love to see a dislike button on Facebook, my only concern would be how some would react on Facebook when it is used, some who use Facebook seem like the kind of people that if you disliked something they posted, they would come at you for it.

Another would have to be a rolling eyes reaction, some of the things I see posted on Facebook, at least when I used to use it more than I do now, they deserved a rolling eyes reaction.

 

[Ja sa bong]

I would love to see a rolling eyes reaction. So many times I have needed that but it's never been needed to angry face it.

I haven't thought about rolling eyes reaction being something they should add. It should cover for when you're confused about something someone posted or you're not interested in it?

 

[Shawn]

I haven't thought about rolling eyes reaction being something they should add. It should cover for when you're confused about something someone posted or you're not interested in it?

Or stuff that deserves an eye roll like bad jokes, bad memes. LOL

 

[Ja sa bong]

Or stuff that deserves an eye roll like bad jokes, bad memes. LOL

Yeah, it's going to go well for a bad jokes. As for bad memes, I normally ignore them because memes are supposed to be make me laugh.