Nox_Aeterna wrote: »ZurinArctus wrote: »Surprised we're given as many options as we are anymore. The internet is a giant day care.
I think you missed the many , many times to mods came out to say they want everyone to be positive and nice to one another , they do this all the time over and over heh.
i dont mind the lack of a disagree button , i just wish people would not use the LOL button for it. Now you sum the times people thougt you were funny , with the times people didint like what you said.
Its a discussion board, while there are rare cases a disagree is enough, like for example:
I think sushi is the best food ever.
In most cases Posts are more than such a statement, and you disagreeing with a button would not add to a discussion. If i have an opinion i would like to hear why you disagree with me, after considering your point of view we can either agree to disagree or come to middle ground or whatever.
A discussion board is not a voting tool for opinions.
This has nothing to do with facebook, in fact for most facebook contents a disagree button would be well suited.
wrlifeboil wrote: »Its a discussion board, while there are rare cases a disagree is enough, like for example:
I think sushi is the best food ever.
In most cases Posts are more than such a statement, and you disagreeing with a button would not add to a discussion. If i have an opinion i would like to hear why you disagree with me, after considering your point of view we can either agree to disagree or come to middle ground or whatever.
A discussion board is not a voting tool for opinions.
This has nothing to do with facebook, in fact for most facebook contents a disagree button would be well suited.
You are wrong about that. Thumbs up/thumbs down lets people basically 'fact check' or 'opinion check' a forum poster's remarks. This community policing relieves some of pressure from the forum moderators. It gives the forum community a sense of ownership and empowerment. But in rare instances at its worst, it can result in the tyranny of the majority. That's when forum mods have to step in.
Back to WoW, the system on the WoW forums works very well. The greater the negative ratings, the more the message test of the post fades until after it accumulates so many negative ratings that the message disappears and turns into a 'press to view message' link. But the WoW forum's roots were planted well before the Facebook generation took hold.
vyndral13preub18_ESO wrote: »It is because people cant handle the negative feeling a disagree gives. For example look at the first few post in this thread. Disagree was being abused!! Ummm ok how do you abuse a button that has no impact on anything? What they meant to say is someone clicked disagree on my post and it hurt mu feeling.
Even though disagree is in no way negative, it just means i don't agree with you. But people still spaz out and cant handle it. You never see anyone saying hey why did you agree with me? Can you post it and explain? Hey why did you awesome me? Please explain. But as soon as the disagree lands, ohh you are trolling me!! You didn't explain why!! Trolll trolll i hate you!
Anyway we obviously dont need one since everyone on the forum agrees.
Explanation why you agree with something will most likely in lots of redundant text.
If you lay out an explanation why you disagree, you opened the possibility for everyone to disagree with a click of the mouse, by agreeing to your point of view. The poster you are answering to can see another point of view and also that it is shared by many.
Disagree button is just lazy, abuse would be for example if someone wrote a comprehensive post or even a guide, and 20 people clicking disagree without posting why. Even if there are problems with the post it would be decent to at least explain what is wrong about it.
wrlifeboil wrote: »Explanation why you agree with something will most likely in lots of redundant text.
If you lay out an explanation why you disagree, you opened the possibility for everyone to disagree with a click of the mouse, by agreeing to your point of view. The poster you are answering to can see another point of view and also that it is shared by many.
Disagree button is just lazy, abuse would be for example if someone wrote a comprehensive post or even a guide, and 20 people clicking disagree without posting why. Even if there are problems with the post it would be decent to at least explain what is wrong about it.
Disagree. Adding redundant filler. This really contributes to this thread in the absence of a Disagree button, doesn't it?
Back to WoW, the system on the WoW forums works very well. The greater the negative ratings, the more the message test of the post fades until after it accumulates so many negative ratings that the message disappears and turns into a 'press to view message' link. But the WoW forum's roots were planted well before the Facebook generation took hold.
I felt the Blizzard system has a major flaw. Its not about right or wrong, but about majorities.
It works in the same way as those ESO reviews worked on YT. Hate on Casuals, the game or Blizzard and you get up voted. Say something honest, suggest a change and you get down voted.
I saw some decent thread´s fading out, just because they didn't fit the general hate towards Casuals in wow.
I felt the Blizzard system has a major flaw. Its not about right or wrong, but about majorities.
It works in the same way as those ESO reviews worked on YT. Hate on Casuals, the game or Blizzard and you get up voted. Say something honest, suggest a change and you get down voted.
I saw some decent thread´s fading out, just because they didn't fit the general hate towards Casuals in wow.
Well at least on their forums the only people able to vote are people subscribing to the game. That'd be another reason not to bother with a disagree or any negative feedback - bitter, infantile ex-players.
Back to WoW, the system on the WoW forums works very well. The greater the negative ratings, the more the message test of the post fades until after it accumulates so many negative ratings that the message disappears and turns into a 'press to view message' link. But the WoW forum's roots were planted well before the Facebook generation took hold.
I felt the Blizzard system has a major flaw. Its not about right or wrong, but about majorities.
It works in the same way as those ESO reviews worked on YT. Hate on Casuals, the game or Blizzard and you get up voted. Say something honest, suggest a change and you get down voted.
I saw some decent thread´s fading out, just because they didn't fit the general hate towards Casuals in wow.
You sound pretty bitter yourself there Shim. I've noticed it's important to you to label and dismiss any dissenting opinions. Maybe if you didn't do that you wouldn't get so stressed out.
You sound pretty bitter yourself there Shim. I've noticed it's important to you to label and dismiss any dissenting opinions. Maybe if you didn't do that you wouldn't get so stressed out.
I get the impression from your response that you feel I was talking about you.
Well, if the shoe fits...
vyndral13preub18_ESO wrote: »It is because people cant handle the negative feeling a disagree gives. For example look at the first few post in this thread. Disagree was being abused!! Ummm ok how do you abuse a button that has no impact on anything? What they meant to say is someone clicked disagree on my post and it hurt mu feeling.
Even though disagree is in no way negative, it just means i don't agree with you. But people still spaz out and cant handle it. You never see anyone saying hey why did you agree with me? Can you post it and explain? Hey why did you awesome me? Please explain. But as soon as the disagree lands, ohh you are trolling me!! You didn't explain why!! Trolll trolll i hate you!
Anyway we obviously dont need one since everyone on the forum agrees.
nerevarine1138 wrote: »
I get that the disagree button is being abused. But the agree button has no meaning whatsoever if their is no agree/disagree ratio. Just my opinion tho!
ZurinArctus wrote: »Surprised we're given as many options as we are anymore. The internet is a giant day care.