What is the Downvote button for?
Twitter has started testing a new “downvote” button, which it describes as not a “dislike button.” The company says that it is testing the feature with select iOS users to understand the types of replies they find relevant in a conversation, based on which it will decide upon the final rollout.
What are the arrows on fb?
Facebook users with access to the trial who hover over a comment will see a pop-up box that explains how to use the feature, according to the Guardian — with usage of the up arrow encouraged via text telling them to “support better comments” and “press the comment up if you think the comment is helpful or insightful”; …
What are the arrows under Facebook comments?
With a click on the upward arrow, the comment is upvoted. By clicking on the downward arrow the comment is downvoted. A user can rate a comment in this way only once. This ensures that over-committed people can not distort the image.
Which is better Reddit or Facebook?
Yes, no doubt. Reddit is much more friendlier website than Facebook, we discuss and sharing knowledge, pictures, videos, real or fake stories, etc with each other behind anonymous name, no stupid profile pics, etc.
What is the meaning of Downvote?
downvote. verb [ I or T ] uk/ˈdaʊn.vəʊt/ us/ˈdaʊn.voʊt/ to click (= choose) a symbol to show that you dislike or disagree with something you have read or seen on the internet: Anyone who creates an account can post comments on the topic, and can also upvote or downvote other people’s comments.
What is comment voting?
Facebook is rolling out its comment voting feature to more groups This new version includes the ability to tag what you liked about specific comment e.g helpful, kind, educational Facebook badges can then be awarded to group members based on upvotes + tags h/t @jc_zijl.
What does it mean when someone votes on your comment on Facebook?
Now, using this icon, users can Upvote for a comment if they want to make it popular, and they can Down-vote a comment if they do not like a comment or if they think that comment is misleading or dangerous in any form.
What is upvote and Downvote?
If you think something contributes to conversation, upvote it. If you think it does not contribute to the subreddit it is posted in or is off-topic in a particular community, downvote it.
Is Reddit safer than Facebook?
Yes, no doubt. Reddit is much more friendlier website than Facebook, we discuss and sharing knowledge, pictures, videos, real or fake stories, etc with each other behind anonymous name, no stupid profile pics, etc. I dont think i can live without Reddit right now. only 6% better?