[Epic.]

Originally Posted by T*

I think this would be a great addition to the forum and eliminate the need for 'this' and [2] posts. There does not need to be a dislike button if needs be so it can be a positive addition to the forum rather than a tool for brigading like past fears which iirc was reason for not having this added.

If there is a need for finding codes for VBulletin to have this added I have done a little bit of research and found these, i'm unsure if they will be any help but they're good to keep in mind.
https://likebtn.com/en/vbulletin-like-button
http://www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=243510

I hope you will have an open mind and see the benefits this could have

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[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Dezzy is 49.

We've all been invited to his 50th in August.

Dezzy is a ...he?

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by reece(:

So why do most popular forums welcome it?

DS only just introduced it...and it doesn't seem to be going too well tbh. I wouldn't be surprised if they remove it soon

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

It does make me smile on DS though when someone's post has a few "disagrees" that don't make sense in the context of the post.

For example. Someone on eastenders is diagnosed with diabetes and someone could post "that reminded me of when I collapsed a few years ago and I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes" - 3 disagrees. you can't disagree with that.

I really need to go on DS

[Liam-]

It's not necessarily needed as people already somehow find a way to show they agree with someone, I agree with the case that it would most likely just end up with people liking anything that goes against people that aren't as 'popular' on here, as pathetic as it sounds, it's bound to happen, but I don't see the harm in giving it a trial run, it might be trivial, but it could be cute.

[reece(:]

Originally Posted by LemonJam

I mean it just kinda baffles me that online cliques are the main argument against this when:

1. It's a forum based a TV show where people are going to have differing opinions about different houseguests/situations within the tv series

2. Back when Karma was around (shoutout to the members who were there for it) the posters who could actually post a reasonable argument had + karma whereas those who just baited had - karma so it wasn't really cliquey.

3. New cliques on internet forums happen every year, it's inevitable.

4. I literally could not give less of a **** if the current clique "like" my post or not. I think a lot of members feel the same.

At the end of the day the like button ia a big hit with a lot of social media platforms and I bet the nay sayers in this thread have no problem with them.