LawrenceA wrote: ↑December 15th, 2022, 4:54 pm

Cuthbert wrote: ↑December 15th, 2022, 4:12 pm
I don't plan to use it promiscuously. To each his/her/their own.

I will be SO promiscuous with my LIKEs. They will really get around, if ya know what I mean.

LIKE!

I felt like you and Nakano wouldn’t really care since you are both mature and not petty babies like Mr. “God” but at the same time I kind of felt rude for not liking every review I enjoyed even when it was something I agreed with from a movie I previously have seen. It’s just very difficult to scro...

I feel like this is specifically about the Foreign Language Films thread over there, and if it is, I apologize if I contributed to you feeling "pressure" to like my or others' posts. I can't speak for others, but that was never my intention. I felt like you and Nakano wouldn’t really care...

So what is "overwhelming" ? Is two/thirds enough? that would be 66.7%. The Pro is not there yet then. 70% 75? What is sufficient to ratify the very common sense notion that has been said before, Give the people the choice to use or ignore the button. To deny the button whatever per cent i...

Not just angst, but universal angst. The whole world is battling about a button. How did Mick Jagger put it? (My memory) — oh yeah I got it now — “I think I busted a button on my trousers. You wouldn’t want my trousers to fall down now would ya?” Besides a Like button, I'd also like a Laughing butt...

I don't plan to use it promiscuously. To each his/her/their own. I will be SO promiscuous with my LIKEs. They will really get around, if ya know what I mean. :smiley_heartbounce: :smiley_love_kissing: :woohoo: :smiley_bathing: ROFL, now I want a "laugh" button as well! YES. That goes with...

Actually, what this conversation has made me realize, is that I probably shouldn't engage with people who might be hurt by not getting likes. If they get depressed because they don't get likes, imagine how they may feel if you disagree with them in a conversation! In that sense, I'm beginning to le...

. . . and then there is the one thing that lifts it up a few levels, and that is Mae West as a lusty talent agent . . . She still had it in spades, and she didn't let anything around her get her down. A true star like her never could dim. CinemaInternational , Ever seen Sextette ? Vincent Canby 's ...

Actually, what this conversation has made me realize, is that I probably shouldn't engage with people who might be hurt by not getting likes. If they get depressed because they don't get likes, imagine how they may feel if you disagree with them in a conversation! In that sense, I'm beginning to le...

I've just realized another benefit of a "like" button. In the "What actor/actress comes to mind" thread, the clue I posted was "Overrated noir queen." Lawrence responded, and also added a comment. I want to "like" his response, since it's sort of a joke that ...

Actually, what this conversation has made me realize, is that I probably shouldn't engage with people who might be hurt by not getting likes. If they get depressed because they don't get likes, imagine how they may feel if you disagree with them in a conversation! In that sense, I'm beginning to le...

Thompson wrote: ↑December 15th, 2022, 2:49 pm Oh yeah? What’s the count? Let me see.

After briefly searching the Web for Pro and Con arguments regarding the Like button, I discovered that . . . There ain't many likes for Likes. Lotta angst about the deterioration of society. Lotta pearl-clutching and Sturm und Drang from psychologists, sociologists, social scientists, and folks who...

Down by five. Well, we can still come back. Remember the blogs of old? There were no bells and whistles, no likes or quotes. If you wanted to say something you posted it. If nobody read it or commented then that’s the way it goes. But being an old fogie, the less I have to deal with the better. On ...

Still, seems like a lot of lurkers. Seems out of whack (that statistic)