Posters just for clarity
Don't heart replies you are in disagreement with. It's confusing and intensifies the argument you ready to get into.
NOS4R2 · 41-45
Users heart replies for different reasons.
Some use it to show support, some use it for empathy or to show they have read the comment.
There has been debate in the past about emoji responses: whether to have them or not. To have the heart emoji replaced or added to.
To heart a comment is the minimalist way of acknowledging their reply, doing less can be translated by some as either not seeing it or not worthy of acknowledging.
Ultimately we all do what suits us i suppose.
Some use it to show support, some use it for empathy or to show they have read the comment.
There has been debate in the past about emoji responses: whether to have them or not. To have the heart emoji replaced or added to.
To heart a comment is the minimalist way of acknowledging their reply, doing less can be translated by some as either not seeing it or not worthy of acknowledging.
Ultimately we all do what suits us i suppose.
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FloorGenAdm · 51-55, M
Gibbon · 70-79, M
@FloorGenAdm emoji to your HEARTS delight. My point to the one you can see I'm arguing with is a heart indicates a like not an acknowledgement of having read. There are other emojis for that that can indicate you've read and dislike or disagree and the red face to indicate you're pissed.
Have another energy drink. Saturday is a great day to get wound up.
Oh I just remembered it's also
[media=https://youtu.be/AhnZEmnuzgM]
Which I've been doing with
@NOS4R2
Have another energy drink. Saturday is a great day to get wound up.
Oh I just remembered it's also
[media=https://youtu.be/AhnZEmnuzgM]
Which I've been doing with
@NOS4R2