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- dave4681
- Scratcher
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Liking/upvoting comments
This wouldn't work.
A, because hardly anyone would comment about the project anymore (they'd just be commenting stuff that people would upvote in any situation).
And B, because it wouldn't work with the current ‘Newest Comments First’ system. And I guarantee you that nobody wants comments ordered on how many upvotes they have.
A, because hardly anyone would comment about the project anymore (they'd just be commenting stuff that people would upvote in any situation).
And B, because it wouldn't work with the current ‘Newest Comments First’ system. And I guarantee you that nobody wants comments ordered on how many upvotes they have.
- NilsTheBest
- Scratcher
1000+ posts
Liking/upvoting comments
How can you prove this statement? Have you asked many people? You can't make assumptions like this if you don't have a backup. And I guarantee you that nobody wants comments ordered on how many upvotes they have.
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- Truck11111
- Scratcher
1000+ posts
Liking/upvoting comments
guess im nobody now And I guarantee you that nobody wants comments ordered on how many upvotes they have.
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- BumpSign
- Scratcher
100+ posts
Liking/upvoting comments
The text would still be stored on the server though.How so? When there are over 4 or 5 replies they hide the rest. I could be wrong, but I think likes would take up less space.
And I guarantee you that nobody wants comments ordered on how many upvotes they have.Then make it optional. Like on YouTube.
Last edited by BumpSign (May 29, 2019 21:22:18)
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- kritav
- Scratcher
100+ posts
Liking/upvoting comments
No support.
Voting up comments would mean
1 like= free cookies
CaN We GeT 100 LiKeS
and that kind of stuff. Scratch is about programming, not commenting. We are supposed to be programming, not liking comments, which takes away from the actual learning.
Voting up comments would mean
1 like= free cookies
CaN We GeT 100 LiKeS
and that kind of stuff. Scratch is about programming, not commenting. We are supposed to be programming, not liking comments, which takes away from the actual learning.
- StrangeMagic32
- Scratcher
1000+ posts
Liking/upvoting comments
support, as long as liking/upvoting(upliking) a comment doesn't send the comment creator a notification, this would make upliking just be for finding the most helpful/funny/entertaining comments that there are.
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- BumpSign
- Scratcher
100+ posts
Liking/upvoting comments
No support.
Voting up comments would mean
1 like= free cookies
CaN We GeT 100 LiKeS
and that kind of stuff.
In that case, we should add to “what we should report?”: “Report any comments that solicit likes or threatens people that do not like the comment.”
Then why do we have loving/favoriting projects? Scratch is about programming, not commenting. We are supposed to be programming, not liking comments, which takes away from the actual learning.
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- --Snowball--
- Scratcher
500+ posts
Liking/upvoting comments
I like the idea. What if you could like forum posts too? I think we'd need that!
No. The problem is that upvoting forum posts would then make the posts out of order. If someone was quoting someone and that post got a higher place in the upvote system, that one would appear higher up the thread, so you'd need to read the whole thing flicking through the tabs.
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- --Snowball--
- Scratcher
500+ posts
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Maybe we could have an option on how to order comments. We could decide next to the comments whether we'd like them ordered by upvoting, by time they were posted, or maybe some other options.
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- NilsTheBest
- Scratcher
1000+ posts
Liking/upvoting comments
Liking projects isn't the same thing as liking comments. When you make a project, you're inspired to program, right? But when you're making a comment, you're just… writing? Isn't Scratch about programming?Then why do we have loving/favoriting projects? programming, not liking comments, which takes away from the actual learning.
People like projects to show support to the creator.
Last edited by NilsTheBest (June 1, 2019 13:58:40)
NilsTheChair | 5 years on Scratch | 4000+ posts | former wiki editor | 332nd FPC | CoR founder
- --Waterfall--
- Scratcher
500+ posts
Liking/upvoting comments
I feel like that would just make scratchers even more competitive to get upvotes on their comments. If actually implemented, there would obviously be no downvotes, as that goes against the community guidelines of Scratch. Personally, I feel like that's not a necessary feature, while it might be cool to have, I think it would create more problems in the long run.
I do however support that feature for forum posts, as I feel that using upvoting in the forums may actually be useful to see who agrees with what, instead of having to scroll through posts to find people's opinions on a topic.
I do however support that feature for forum posts, as I feel that using upvoting in the forums may actually be useful to see who agrees with what, instead of having to scroll through posts to find people's opinions on a topic.
- NilsTheBest
- Scratcher
1000+ posts
Liking/upvoting comments
Wouldn't that make the forums seem more like a “ballot box”? Why upvote when you don't give out a reason? On the forums you're supposed to be constructive, it's after all called the I do however support that feature for forum posts, as I feel that using upvoting in the forums may actually be useful to see who agrees with what, instead of having to scroll through posts to find people's opinions on a topic.discussion forums.
NilsTheChair | 5 years on Scratch | 4000+ posts | former wiki editor | 332nd FPC | CoR founder
- --Waterfall--
- Scratcher
500+ posts
Liking/upvoting comments
Wouldn't that make the forums seem more like a “ballot box”? Why upvote when you don't give out a reason? On the forums you're supposed to be constructive, it's after all called the I do however support that feature for forum posts, as I feel that using upvoting in the forums may actually be useful to see who agrees with what, instead of having to scroll through posts to find people's opinions on a topic.discussion forums.
I mean that, while they should still definitely leave their ideas and criticism in the forum, there should be an option to upvote suggestions just for the creator to see more easily, so they can edit their posts based off of what other user's popular ideas say. By doing this, instead of the creator having to edit their posts painfully and annoyingly each time someone leaves a suggestion that people agree with, they can easily edit it based off of how many upvotes a suggestion has.
Last edited by --Waterfall-- (June 1, 2019 15:38:47)
- NilsTheBest
- Scratcher
1000+ posts
Liking/upvoting comments
I don't really understand what you mean by that, could you please elaborate? If you mean having people add in the OP who supports the suggestion and who doesn't, that's not necessary. Saying how many supporters there are won't affect anything.Wouldn't that make the forums seem more like a “ballot box”? Why upvote when you don't give out a reason? On the forums you're supposed to be constructive, it's after all called the I do however support that feature for forum posts, as I feel that using upvoting in the forums may actually be useful to see who agrees with what, instead of having to scroll through posts to find people's opinions on a topic.discussion forums.
I mean that, while they should still definitely leave their ideas and criticism in the forum, there should be an option to upvote suggestions just for the creator to see more easily, so they can edit their posts based off of what other user's popular ideas say. By doing this, instead of the creator having to edit their posts painfully and annoyingly each time someone leaves a suggestion that people agree with, they can easily edit it based off of how many upvotes a suggestion has.
NilsTheChair | 5 years on Scratch | 4000+ posts | former wiki editor | 332nd FPC | CoR founder
- MaximunPokeMaster
- Scratcher
500+ posts
Liking/upvoting comments
Semi-Support, it's a good idea, but it could lead to competition.
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- NilsTheBest
- Scratcher
1000+ posts
Liking/upvoting comments
Loves on projects already lead to competition. And competition is omnipresent on Scratch - featured projects, explore, becoming FPC, top-loved… Semi-Support, it's a good idea, but it could lead to competition.
NilsTheChair | 5 years on Scratch | 4000+ posts | former wiki editor | 332nd FPC | CoR founder
- coder2045
- Scratcher
1000+ posts
Liking/upvoting comments
They said “no dislikes.” No support, its like the project rating thing. It discourages unpopular opinions as they would probably get alot of dislikes.
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- neeb132
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Support. Comments aren't very useful if they just get buried after a while
- neeb132
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Support. Comments aren't very useful if they just get buried after a while You should also be able to sort by newest comments or most popular.
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