[ SECRET POST #6966 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6966 ⌋

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[Practical Engineering (Youtube), Team Fortress 2]



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[Stranger Things]




















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Comments

Re: Conversations with people online

[(Anonymous)]

I find it's hard to have conversations on any site that has some sort of 1-click like/dislike, approve/disapprove, upvote/downvote system.

Granted, for the purposes of stuff like AO3 or other 'display collections of creative works' sites, it's nice to have the easy 1-click kudos button, because conversation in the comments isn't really what people are there for.

But on older sites and forums, even this one, to show you agree or disagree with something, you have to leave a comment... and while sure, you could simply say 'I agree' and nothing else, most people go further than that because they're leaving a comment anyway. So it facilitates discussion.

Re: Conversations with people online

[(Anonymous)]

I'll admit I'm guilty of the lazy 1 click engagement. It makes you feel like you are actually engaging and part of the conversation without having to use your brain. I like sites like DW because it forces me to actually think and engage.