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Legendofdeep
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I think there should be a "Thanks" button on this site. You press it for an user whenever they help you out. Any ideas on this?
Just post "Thank you".Legendofdeep said:I think there should be a "Thanks" button on this site. You press it for an user whenever they help you out. Any ideas on this?
Evo said:Just post "Thank you".
Evo said:Just post "Thank you".
Pengwuino said:NO. There must be some sort of statistical methodology behind Thank Yous that we will enforce.
jhae2.718 said:If we model Thank Yous as particles, would they follow Fermi-Dirac statistics or Bose-Einstein statistics?
lisab said:If we model them as waves, they'd be friendly waves -
Isn't that the best? A world with solutions, and no problems.jhae2.718 said:It's a solution without a problem.
The "Thanks Button" idea is a simple way for individuals to express their appreciation for something, such as a helpful comment, a useful piece of information, or a kind gesture. It is meant to spread positivity and gratitude in online communities.
The "Thanks Button" would be a clickable button that users can press to show their appreciation. It can be placed next to a comment or post, and when clicked, it will display a message or animation to indicate that the user has been thanked.
The "Thanks Button" idea encourages a culture of appreciation and gratitude in online spaces, which can help improve the overall tone and atmosphere. It also allows individuals to easily show their appreciation without having to type out a comment or reply.
As with any technology or feature, there is always a possibility for misuse. However, the "Thanks Button" can be designed with limitations, such as only allowing one click per user or having a cooldown period between clicks, to prevent spam or abuse.
The "Thanks Button" idea can be implemented in various ways, such as through social media platforms, online forums, or messaging apps. It would require programming and user interface design to create a functional and user-friendly button.