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Balancing Like with Dislike

00loner

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1) Shouldn't there be a Dislike option along with Like?

2) I feels giving people two opposite options to express their opinions on posts will be better. Cause even if someone don't like a post, they can't express it without commenting on it.

3) Giving both Dislike and Like option will also show what is the basic general opinion of people on various posts.
 
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