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Disagree Button
monica1230 (US1)
Posts: 370
If there is a way to remove that button please do.
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I don`t see the necessity for a disagree button at all (for all the reasons Monica already said) & would feel the same way if there was a "dislike" button.
There's no badge for disagrees. You can look at the badges at the link below.....
https://community.goodgamestudios.com/bigfarm/en/badges/
Edit to add: @Lesley52 You now have more agrees than disagrees and you got a cute little badge too.
Why do you disagree? An explanation would be nice. We're all open to hearing both sides.
If there isn't a badge for something then we don't need it.
Invest your energy in working on your farm or something.
-Y
@Graycat Ashes I agree! If we can't earn a badge we don't need it
People don't need a tool to just be mean.
@monica1230 On a positive note, the anonymous disagree-er is proving the point of this thread and how important it is to get rid of that button.
So it seems whatever I say, someone disagrees. Which for some reason, I find truly hilarious. Dear anonymous disagree-er, if it amuses you to disagree with everything I say, have at it! I don't really care.
Dear Disagree-er,
I suddenly have 3 more disagrees, one on each post, so I know its the same person. Thank you for your support in proving that the disagree button can be abused. I will let @Latten and @Nafaru know you're simply harassing people. Get a life & grow the hell up!
Sincerely,
Jess
PS. Why don't you post & let us know who you are instead of hiding behind a disagree button? Are you afraid of what will happen if we know who you are?
I disagree that it needs to be removed. Someone disagreeing with your post doesn't mean they hate you or have a personal vendetta against you. It simply means they disagree with what you said. (Well, except for Greycat's stalker...that's something else entirely.)
People even disagree with other people who just answer a question that someone asks on the forum.
*rant on*
I've got one more: get rid of those darn disagree buttons!!! I hate that people press a fricking disagree button to a message in which I simply quoted somebody and said I agree! There is a reason Facebook does not have a dislike button... (Unless they listened to those whiners and added one.) Anyway, the reason is that people can simply click away and ignore if they do not like it and click 'like' if they do! I never click dislike on Youtube because I just don't listen any more and click away. I only click like if I actually really like the video. Nobody is helped by seeing somebody disagreed with them and they have no clue why that was. Let them type they disagree, with a reason, that is much better than these stupid anonymous buttons! Besides, it is a nice way for the less happy kind of people to pester others and ruin their day. Very easy to annoy somebody and stay anonymous...
And in case somebody wanted to get rid of bad/inappropriate messages by pressing disagree, there is a flag button for that... So no reason for a disagree button!
Now you may go ahead and disagree with this. Go on, hit the button. It's a nice toy, really. You know you want to...
*rant off*
I think we should be nice to eachother and try not to create this negative atmosphere. Dislikes, in my opinion, do create a negative atmospere. And they do not really add anything either. So why have them?
People who get a dislike may feel really powerless, since they cannot do anything to state their case for the people that disagreed. They also do not know why the other pressed disagree. That feeling can be really bad, especially for those that have hard times in their real lives and came to the forums to have fun and feel a bit of relief from real life pressure.
Does "dislike/disagree" promote negativity? I doubt it. Here's why I think that. Using the TV show model, because I've read and seen stuff about it, as well as been a part of various campaigns... No TV will ever be saved by an 'Email' letter writing campaign. While a snail mail letter writing campaign with enough support has a chance for success. Why? Because it takes little effort to write an email, and click send. It takes by comparison a LOT of effort to write snail mail, and send it. Not to mention the cost of a stamp (money talks). In my opinion the the dislike/disagree button is an even more watered down version of effort. It carries so little weight, I'm surprised to see that people even pay any attention to it (see my first post). But I guess that IS the way the modern generation has been brought up. (My daughter tells me daily how many followers she has... sigh.)
So that brings me to point two. The dislike/disagree button no more creates bad feelings then the 'like/agree' button. What? How? You might ask. Two ways, I reply. Firstly, human nature. Anyone who is likely to compare dislike/disagrees from post to post, is going to compare like/agrees post to post, and it creates the same sense of competition and bad feelings to the person who got less likes, because of 'views'. Which leads me to the second part of point two. If your only options are "Like" and "no response at all", then Views - Likes = Dislikes. Also human nature. I would argue that having a like and a dislike (or agree disagree.. actually... I am going to address this in point three) also allows for a 'no opinion' in the form of View - likes - dislikes = No opinion. The only solution to me in this case, is to either have BOTH like and dislike, or to have neither (this would actually be my preference). If you don't like something. Say why... If you do like something, say why... in the form of a response.
And thirdly (Actually I didn't have a third when I started, but it came about the point where I stopped typing Like/Agree and Dislike/Disagree). And that is... there is a substantial difference between like and agree, as well as dislike and disagree. I am less opposed to agree/disagree than I am to like/dislike. I agree that dislike IS aggressively opposed. Not only do you disagree, but you dislike it! Disagreement is not necessarily a combative stance. I disagree with my friends on which wine tastes best all the time! Doesn't make us any less friends. It only gets combative (usually after several glass of said wines) if someone says, "I don't even like your choice".
So let me recap... I don't dislike the idea of getting rid of the disagree button.... but I disagree that it will help in any way, without getting rid of the agree as well. I dislike having ANY simple click response, like/dislike/agree/disagree... including the LOL button, which is harmless.... but since I never look at those I will never know if you LOL'd at my post unless you actually post it... and I want to know... but only if you LOL'd enough to bother to type it out.
-Y
Disagree buttons aren't what forums are for, forums are for discussing things, not pressing disagree on every third post you see.
And I did laugh out loud at "usually after several glass of said wines".