POLL: Do you want a Like button? Poll has ended!

[EP Millstone]

. . . I'm looking for thread along the lines of HAVE YOU READ ANY GOOD BOOKS LATELY? Non-movie related . . .

laffite,

Check it out: What are you reading?

[laffite]

. . . I'm looking for thread along the lines of HAVE YOU READ ANY GOOD BOOKS LATELY? Non-movie related . . .

laffite,

Check it out: What are you reading?

Thank you, EP. You are such a help.

[Hibi]

Likes are in the lead again!

[laffite]

this is so exciting !!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think the NCAA should create The LIKE-UNLIKE BOWL clickball game. Rose Bowl, move over.

[nakanosunplaza]

yes

[Hibi]

this is so exciting !!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think the NCAA should create The LIKE-UNLIKE BOWL clickball game. Rose Bowl, move over.

LAUGH!

[Hibi]

The suspense is killing me!

[EP Millstone]

Well . . . only 25 members have voted.

I counted 65 members (ignoring one spammer) who have joined the SSO since October.

It remains to be seen whether the moderators will abide by the principle of "majority rules" when there is a larger "Silent Majority" who didn't vote.

For those who haven't yet voted (and there are hours left), please cast your vote.

. . . of course, not voting is also "casting a vote." The difference being, nonvoters let others make their decisions for them.

[EP Millstone]

. . . I’ve noticed that new threads are created by the minute. I would like to see some ease in that. I’m new of course and only know the people from the old board but I don’t think a new thread has to be made for posters to express their opinion on a subject. In other words, I’m for keeping the threads at a minimum.

Interesting P.O.V., Thompson! Way I see it, usually the more discussions the better it is for a forum . . . which thrives and survives on activity.

That said, I somewhat agree with you. Personally, I don't get much "value" from beaucoup posts that consist of only Twitter screenshots. But, it takes all kinds to make a discussion board.

[Hibi]

Well . . . only 25 members have voted.

I counted 65 members (ignoring one spammer) who have joined the SSO since October.

It remains to be seen whether the moderators will abide by the principle of "majority rules" when there is a larger "Silent Majority" who didn't vote.

For those who haven't yet voted (and there are hours left), please cast your vote.

. . . of course, not voting is also "casting a vote." The difference being, nonvoters let others make their decisions for them.

Sorta like the general public!

[Swithin]

One goes by percents these days, and, as of today, the percents tell the story.

[Hibi]

LIKE!

[scsu1975]

Likes are in the lead again!

I think we're waiting on Maricopa County.

[laffite]

Not to heighten the suspense (though it may be nearing decisiveness) look for a SURGE in the final 24 hours. There are those lurking and thinking and thinking which may precipitate a ball of flame, a proliferation of votes never before seen.

[Swithin]

Not to heighten the suspense (though it may be nearing decisiveness) look for a SURGE in the final 24 hours. There are those lurking and thinking and thinking which may precipitate a ball of flame, a proliferation of votes never before seen.

One hopes that people are realizing how much simpler a "like" button would be, rather than having many of us using the quote function, responding with various icons and symbols -- or just the word "like: -- to say like. That would make this board a very cumbersome place, and more difficult to navigate. It's simply good practice and sensible strategy to allow a "like" button.