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Maybe we need a button 'dislike'

周阳

When someone write an article that we dislike, we can't do anything. So a button named 'dislike' may help us.

Comments

Fabienne Gerhard

Hi @周阳

welcome to this wonderful community.

Why would you want to give someone a dislike? This is a really strong and imho a hard way to judge on other people. Just don't leave a like or write a constructive comment to help them improve.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

One of the Community board's (unanimous) agreements was that we should not allow "dislike" or "downvote". In previous incarnations of Community (Answers etc), they were heavily abused, and in the few cases where they were of genuine intent, not actually a lot of use.

We saw abuse such as:

Spammers using it to increase their reputation
People from a solution provider trying to harm the reputation of the vendors they were competing with
People bullying or trying to discredit others by downvoting their posts en-masse
People being discouraged from giving correct answers and useful information or guidance because they were downvoted because voters don't like being told they're wrong, or don't like the way something works

In fact, we could not identify any positive use for denigrating people's contributions.

A downvote tells us nothing, disabling them means people have to do it manually, by saying "I don't like this" and hence opening a conversation about why! (Hopefully a constructive one)