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How to get a full list of likes in Confluence Cloud?

Paul Pasler [Seibert]

Maybe a dump question, but is there a way to get all likes (with user names) of a page or blog post?

Right now, I only get the first 5 persons and the amount of total likes in Cloud. OnPremise there was a popup with the full list.

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Dave Mathijs

Hi @Paul Pasler _Seibert_

To my knowledge, there is no direct API or export for this feature.

What would be the purpose or use case? Does it matter who likes a page?

Confluence Cloud Premium and Enterprise offers Analytics:

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Dave Mathijs

Hi @Paul Pasler _Seibert_

To my knowledge, there is no direct API or export for this feature.

What would be the purpose or use case? Does it matter who likes a page?

Confluence Cloud Premium and Enterprise offers Analytics:

View Confluence analytics to see how content is performing

Mattia (Elevatic)

Hello @Paul Pasler _Seibert_

I can certainly see the point of seeing how readers react to content.

Atlassian does offer API endpoints to retrieve likes on content. However, only the thumbs-up emoji seems to count as a like. All other emojis that could be counted as a positive reaction (such as the heart) and visible in your example are not considered. Therefore, you will never get a complete view of the reactions to your content.

Kind regards,

Mattia

Dave Mathijs

Thanks for the confirmation @Mattia _Elevatic_ I wasn't sure about the API endpoint.

Paul Pasler [Seibert]

Yes, it does matter! On other platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter (including Confluence OnPrem), you can see who liked a post. 😀

In my case, I wanted to identify those who showed interest in a blog topic by liking it, so I could reach out directly.

Paul Pasler [Seibert]

Thanks for confirming! Coming from OnPrem Confluence it was surprising that this feature wasn't migrated to the Cloud (on the other hand, I like the new reactions).

Dave Mathijs

I understand, thanks for clarifying.

Christian Czaia [Decadis AG]

Hey @Paul Pasler _Seibert_

just stumbled upon your question here. If you are using the Confluence native app, the functionality exists just like you would expect it (from social media reactions).

Cheers,
Christian

Paul Pasler [Seibert]

Ah nice! But no support for Browser, right?

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