In reply to New BoonEx.com

Nathan Paton•27th of April 2011

With the increase of a like system throughout the site, I'm forced to propose a dislike system, as well. YouTube has a similar system, where you can either like or dislike a video, with statistics for this included with the video. If I dislike something, I shouldn't have a like button as my only option besides commenting (I'd like to both comment and dislike the item, but that's just me).

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houstonlively•27th of April 2011•to Nathan Paton

It's not cool to dislike something.

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Nathan Paton•27th of April 2011•to houstonlively

I dislike this reply.

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Andrew Boon•27th of April 2011•to Nathan Paton

See, you figured how to dislike publicly, anyway. ;)

Seriously, LIKE is an automated way to say "I agree", or "thumbs up", which happens quite often online. If you dislike something however, and dislike it badly enough to want to do something but passing on this content, then the best idea to express your opinion in comment.

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Andrew Boon•27th of April 2011•to Nathan Paton

We plan to give more and more visibility to the most liked items and thus create a natural "dislike oblivion" without actual dislike button.

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