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Agree / Disagree buttons

mr-x

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I like the way NP has integrated the like / agree icons into a button. Once someone agrees with a post, other people can click on agree instead of the fly-out menu on the lower right.

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No idea what the counter is supposed to accomplish.
 
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Or a different picture. :p

Exactly, it is as simple as adding a different pic instead of the emoji

Xenforo also has a hidden dislike feature if you know how to activate it.
I figured out how to activate it but ultimately decided not to use it.
 

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I like the way NP has integrated the like / agree icons into a button. Once someone agrees with a post, other people can click on agree instead of the fly-out menu on the lower right.

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No idea what the counter is supposed to accomplish.

That is a custom script written for namepros, would be easy enough to copy but that would not be right.

custom scripts are custom for a reason and we need to respect each others intellectual property.
 

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Xenforo also has a hidden dislike feature if you know how to activate it.
I do but I wouldn't enable it as "dislike" for the potential abuse factor. We could definitely use a red thumbs down as "disagree" or something to that effect. Though, my thinking is if you like a post, like it... if you disagree with it, quote what you disagree with and see if you can come to a mutual agreement. Merely reacting and disagreeing with a post really does nobody any good.

I really like just the "like" option myself where if you like a post, like it, and if not, keep scrolling or reply why. However, that is only my opinion and we're still collecting what you all would like to be seen here.
 

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I really like just the "like" option myself where if you like a post, like it, and if not, keep scrolling or reply why. However, that is only my opinion and we're still collecting what you all would like to be seen here.

Yup that is what I did on both of my boards, it creates a sense of community.
 

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Yup that is what I did on both of my boards, it creates a sense of community.

Not every post requires a full reply, especially in a long thread. You can disagree with an idea, like or agree with others and then write your own reply if you have something to add.
 

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