Mystery liker

huskydog replied on 22/01/2016 22:47

Posted on 22/01/2016 22:47

Just looking at the latest activity page and a lot of posts have a "liked" against it ,but not a name above it , 

who is the mystery member???

BrianandElaine replied on 25/01/2016 22:50

Posted on 25/01/2016 22:50

I am with Furball above.  I log on and have a look at CT occasionally  and if I am reading a thread and see something that I agree withe or like what someone is saying I will like and perhaps comment - too scared to do much more when you see some threads Surprised I was unaware that if I liked a particular comment that it meant a star for me - was unaware of the meaning of stars.   I might be the mystery liked Innocent without knowing that.  Apologies if I am. Elaine

ABM replied on 25/01/2016 22:59

Posted on 25/01/2016 22:59

Dont  fret  about  it  Elaine  Its  a  foible  of  this  blooming  system  not  something  we  on  here  can  choose  to  do  or  not  do !

You  carry  on  using  the  C T as  you  wish  to,  just  like  the  rest  of  us  Laughing

As  for  the  "Stars"  they  are  a  meaningless  irrelevance  and  of  no  real  value  except  to  the  folks  who  want  to  leave  the  Universe  &  see  stars  of  their  own  !!

DSB replied on 25/01/2016 23:29

Posted on 25/01/2016 23:29

I do think we should be able to see who has 'liked) a post by clicking the words '8 people liked this' (or however many) - a bit like you can do on Facebook.  It would make it a bit more obvious to identify a serial 'liker' and might deter a serial liker, if he/she knew they would be very easily spotted.

I do think it is nice to get likes - everyone likes to be appreciated - but perhaps they ought not to count towards 'stars'.

David 

cyberyacht replied on 25/01/2016 23:45

Posted on 25/01/2016 23:45

I don't have problem with the recipient. If they get a 'like' they have earned it. The "liker" has done nothing.

replied on 26/01/2016 06:58

Posted on 26/01/2016 06:58

The only way you can like a post is by opening up a discussion and reading what has been written there. Some comments are quite long and can take a long time to read. Other comments are shorter. However, the overall discussion is often quite lengthy, so that anyone who likes would have to spend a lot of time going through the various posts before they could click the like button. If you like a post you just get one point. I think those who have taken the trouble to read and understand what has been written and have clicked the like button as an acknowledgement of that, surely deserve to receive the one point that they have earned. The like also serves as a reminder of where you got to in reading a discussion, so that you don't re-read what you have already read.

Metheven replied on 26/01/2016 08:54

Posted on 26/01/2016 08:54

The only way you can like a post is by opening up a discussion and reading what has been written there.


Not really Malc.To a serial 'liker', its just a case of opening the pages and click, click, click, click, no intention of reading the content or having an interest in the topic.

Kennine replied on 26/01/2016 09:05

Posted on 26/01/2016 09:05

Likes" can be abused by Cliques to support fellow clique members.  We have seen "likes" being awarded to a post with no text just a smiley.  So it would appear that it is the name which is being liked not the post.

Best to discontinue Likes as it is obviously being abused.

K

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