Suggestion Thanks Button Idea: Press It to Show Appreciation

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The discussion centers around the proposal for a "Thanks" button on the site to express appreciation for helpful users. Some participants suggest that simply posting "Thank you" suffices, while others argue for a more structured approach to expressing gratitude. There is a humorous debate about modeling "Thank Yous" as particles or waves, indicating a lighthearted tone. However, a key point raised is the belief that a "Thank You" button may be unnecessary, as it addresses a non-existent problem. Overall, the conversation highlights differing opinions on the need and implementation of such a feature.
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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?
 
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I think this has been suggested before.
 
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?
Just post "Thank you".
 
Evo said:
Just post "Thank you".

Thank you Evo for everything! :!)
 
Evo said:
Just post "Thank you".

NO. There must be some sort of statistical methodology behind Thank Yous that we will enforce.
 
Pengwuino said:
NO. There must be some sort of statistical methodology behind Thank Yous that we will enforce.

If we model Thank Yous as particles, would they follow Fermi-Dirac statistics or Bose-Einstein statistics?
 
jhae2.718 said:
If we model Thank Yous as particles, would they follow Fermi-Dirac statistics or Bose-Einstein statistics?

If we model them as waves, they'd be friendly waves -
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lisab said:
If we model them as waves, they'd be friendly waves -
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Oh basil...
 
There should also be a "No thank you" button.
 
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And a "Thank You and No Thank You" button for superpositions of states.

On a serious note, I don't really see the need for a Thank You button. It's a solution without a problem.
 
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jhae2.718 said:
It's a solution without a problem.
Isn't that the best? A world with solutions, and no problems.
 

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