Post by KikiPea on Jun 15, 2016 17:38:47 GMT
When someone posts a thread that warrants an update, and the original thread is kind of a...touchy subject, and you do NOT click like, due to the subject...do you then click like once an update (most likely positive) is posted?
Does that make sense? I know I have read posts that need advice, or something bad has happened, and I did not originally click like, due to the negitive undertone. BUT, once an update is posted, if the mood of the update has changed from the original mood, I will click like. When I look back at them, though, it feels weird to me that there are likes on an originally negative post, but want to let the OP know that I am happy with their update, if I have nothing further to add to the post.
What do YOU do in those situations?
Does that make sense? I know I have read posts that need advice, or something bad has happened, and I did not originally click like, due to the negitive undertone. BUT, once an update is posted, if the mood of the update has changed from the original mood, I will click like. When I look back at them, though, it feels weird to me that there are likes on an originally negative post, but want to let the OP know that I am happy with their update, if I have nothing further to add to the post.
What do YOU do in those situations?
