| Liking & disliking a post -stifles debate ? 10:10 - Dec 14 with 1663 views | HarryHorse |
Seems to me that threads on here get quite a lot of views but very few actual comments .Posts get likes and dislikes but I think there would be more interaction if those people actually said why they liked or probably even better disliked a post as the instigator would probably come back with a response in turn and so on . Just a thought anyway | | | |  |
| Liking & disliking a post -stifles debate ? on 10:54 - Dec 14 with 1651 views | straightatthewall |
I'm neither he nor there on the topic. | |
| We got Bogdanovic, Oyston got very rich |
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| Liking & disliking a post -stifles debate ? on 15:36 - Dec 14 with 1598 views | Plumbs |
I prefer interaction myself. | |
| Real fans go to pubs like the HITW or the Welly |
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| Liking & disliking a post -stifles debate ? on 03:10 - Dec 15 with 1567 views | Osbourne |
Debate is always fun. Some posts get some nice debate going.
I think Pool can win on Saturday v Bournemouth.
 
Well, when I have got a gin and tonic or two inside me!
We will see! | | | |
| Liking & disliking a post -stifles debate ? on 16:25 - Dec 15 with 1539 views | Lala |
It's a good point Harry...I tend not to even notice the like or dislike option, just go straight in there the interactive way.
I don't understand why there aren't more responses to be honest, as you say, lots of viewing going on. | |
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| Liking & disliking a post -stifles debate ? on 20:08 - Dec 15 with 1501 views | HarryHorse |
I became aware that several of my posts were attracting dislikes from one person , yet I've hardly ever seen him post . Don't have a problem with that but it would be good if he explained why once in a while , might stimulate further discussion. | | | |
| Liking & disliking a post -stifles debate ? on 20:54 - Dec 15 with 1489 views | Poolseasider |
Totally agree don't really see the point and should be dropped.
There are enough polls on here and being give a poll on a post is not for me. | | | |
| Liking & disliking a post -stifles debate ? on 21:41 - Dec 15 with 1469 views | terminallytangerine |
I think there are few people who keep on pressing the dislike button in the hope of releasing a peanut or some other treat but as these posters aren't anonymous it is easy to point out the error of their ways. [Post edited 15 Dec 2014 21:42]
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| Liking & disliking a post -stifles debate ? on 09:04 - Dec 16 with 1421 views | Lala |
'I think there are few people who keep on pressing the dislike button in the hope of releasing a peanut or some other treat'
Just had my first chuckle of the day....thanks TT  | |
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| Liking & disliking a post -stifles debate ? on 13:50 - Dec 16 with 1402 views | HarryHorse |
How do you point out the error of someone's ways if they don't actually post anything TT ? That essentially is my point | | | |
| Liking & disliking a post -stifles debate ? on 17:04 - Dec 16 with 1367 views | terminallytangerine |
Well there is always the opportunity of a bit of casual abuse once you've identified the miserable.
Not that I would advocate such a thing on such a sophisticated site as this.
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