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Quote from: hunter on November 26, 2018, 10:54:44 AMQuote from: superval99 on November 26, 2018, 09:53:15 AMQuote from: hunter on November 26, 2018, 09:46:49 AMThere doesn't have to be a Dislike button (there isn't one on FB), but personally I'm perfectly happy without a Like button. Let's talk instead!I agree, the art of conversation is very precious and should be encouraged. At the very start of AMIT in 2008, there was a trial run of a "kudos" button. Members got points for how good their posts were, or not, as I remember. It was withdrawn after a short trial.One may of course argue how much "conversation" it is when people quote a post and just write +1 or use the thumbs-up emoticon. Basically that is the equivalent of a Like, but with a larger footprint (and longer threads to scroll through).Exactly and have often thought myself that a "like" button would be helpful. I have often refrained from agreeing with someone unless I can perhaps add something productive to my "agree" comment as it is otherwise a pointless comment.
Quote from: superval99 on November 26, 2018, 09:53:15 AMQuote from: hunter on November 26, 2018, 09:46:49 AMThere doesn't have to be a Dislike button (there isn't one on FB), but personally I'm perfectly happy without a Like button. Let's talk instead!I agree, the art of conversation is very precious and should be encouraged. At the very start of AMIT in 2008, there was a trial run of a "kudos" button. Members got points for how good their posts were, or not, as I remember. It was withdrawn after a short trial.One may of course argue how much "conversation" it is when people quote a post and just write +1 or use the thumbs-up emoticon. Basically that is the equivalent of a Like, but with a larger footprint (and longer threads to scroll through).
Quote from: hunter on November 26, 2018, 09:46:49 AMThere doesn't have to be a Dislike button (there isn't one on FB), but personally I'm perfectly happy without a Like button. Let's talk instead!I agree, the art of conversation is very precious and should be encouraged. At the very start of AMIT in 2008, there was a trial run of a "kudos" button. Members got points for how good their posts were, or not, as I remember. It was withdrawn after a short trial.
There doesn't have to be a Dislike button (there isn't one on FB), but personally I'm perfectly happy without a Like button. Let's talk instead!
Quote from: quizzaciously on November 26, 2018, 08:26:34 AMQuote from: Fletch on November 26, 2018, 05:57:15 AMQuote from: Shai on November 26, 2018, 02:40:19 AMI simply love the line "I’m afraid, alas, the turdWho thinks he’s an ice cream".Now when I encounter a**holes during the day, I simply sing this line and I am "floating away"!ShaiCan AMIT generate some kind of 'like' button to display ones' pleasure at remarks like this? Rather than having to quote and agree I agree.Having a "like" button would make it more like Facebook and that is one of the many reasons why I'm not a member there! "Like" buttons would suppress conversation and also opinions, because if there is a "like" button there would also have to be a "dislike" button, which could deter people from posting in case of getting the thumbs down. Therefore I disagree and hope it never happens on AMIT!What's so difficult in just pressing the "thumbs up" emo anyway?
Quote from: Fletch on November 26, 2018, 05:57:15 AMQuote from: Shai on November 26, 2018, 02:40:19 AMI simply love the line "I’m afraid, alas, the turdWho thinks he’s an ice cream".Now when I encounter a**holes during the day, I simply sing this line and I am "floating away"!ShaiCan AMIT generate some kind of 'like' button to display ones' pleasure at remarks like this? Rather than having to quote and agree I agree.
Quote from: Shai on November 26, 2018, 02:40:19 AMI simply love the line "I’m afraid, alas, the turdWho thinks he’s an ice cream".Now when I encounter a**holes during the day, I simply sing this line and I am "floating away"!ShaiCan AMIT generate some kind of 'like' button to display ones' pleasure at remarks like this? Rather than having to quote and agree
I simply love the line "I’m afraid, alas, the turdWho thinks he’s an ice cream".Now when I encounter a**holes during the day, I simply sing this line and I am "floating away"!Shai
Quote from: dmg on November 26, 2018, 11:22:09 AMQuote from: hunter on November 26, 2018, 10:54:44 AMQuote from: superval99 on November 26, 2018, 09:53:15 AMQuote from: hunter on November 26, 2018, 09:46:49 AMThere doesn't have to be a Dislike button (there isn't one on FB), but personally I'm perfectly happy without a Like button. Let's talk instead!I agree, the art of conversation is very precious and should be encouraged. At the very start of AMIT in 2008, there was a trial run of a "kudos" button. Members got points for how good their posts were, or not, as I remember. It was withdrawn after a short trial.One may of course argue how much "conversation" it is when people quote a post and just write +1 or use the thumbs-up emoticon. Basically that is the equivalent of a Like, but with a larger footprint (and longer threads to scroll through).Exactly and have often thought myself that a "like" button would be helpful. I have often refrained from agreeing with someone unless I can perhaps add something productive to my "agree" comment as it is otherwise a pointless comment. I agree.Quote from: superval99 on November 26, 2018, 08:51:10 AMQuote from: quizzaciously on November 26, 2018, 08:26:34 AMQuote from: Fletch on November 26, 2018, 05:57:15 AMQuote from: Shai on November 26, 2018, 02:40:19 AMI simply love the line "I’m afraid, alas, the turdWho thinks he’s an ice cream".Now when I encounter a**holes during the day, I simply sing this line and I am "floating away"!ShaiCan AMIT generate some kind of 'like' button to display ones' pleasure at remarks like this? Rather than having to quote and agree I agree.Having a "like" button would make it more like Facebook and that is one of the many reasons why I'm not a member there! "Like" buttons would suppress conversation and also opinions, because if there is a "like" button there would also have to be a "dislike" button, which could deter people from posting in case of getting the thumbs down. Therefore I disagree and hope it never happens on AMIT!What's so difficult in just pressing the "thumbs up" emo anyway? I disagree
Back to the song.We haven't really discussed the lyric.MK REALLY having a go at music critics in this one.Is he actually turning into a grumpy old man?
The kudos button caused resentment, but maybe because everyone had a little score next to them of how many "likes" they had received, and it just became a popularity contest.
It took a while but finally this one was the prize of my skipper song of the record.I have the full cd with bonus in my car and the last three listenings to it, I skipped heavy up without hesitation.
Quote from: jbaent on November 28, 2018, 02:33:05 PMIt took a while but finally this one was the prize of my skipper song of the record.I have the full cd with bonus in my car and the last three listenings to it, I skipped heavy up without hesitation.I have that with Just a boy. Can't listen to it. I deleted it from my playlist. Bit harsh but it's the truth. I love heavy up on the other hand. Funny it stays, the different taste people have!