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Multiple people have requested an option to disable the Likes mechanism on Bubble. A site-wide configuration option and a per-user setting for this are coming in v3.0.
2023-05-28 · 6 weeks ago · 👍 michaelnordmeyer, Addison, benk
I think this is a really good setting to have, and I will probably disable the likes myself. But also, this opened my eyes to the awesome git frontend you have written for gemini. Great stuff!
@johan Thanks!
Thank you! That feature was my single source of apprehension before joining.
Is there a setting you for even more likes
@benk Actually there might be. 🙂 It has been requested to add likes/reactions on individual comments.
@skyjake wooooooo (actually, that might be too many likes)
dislike button when
ooh, reactions would be cool. Allow any unicode reaction and stick a count next to it? That would suit my future use of bubble very well.
@teal heck yeah reactions would be awesome
How about hugs instead of likes? Similar to Mastodon stars/favorites, only the author would see the hug.
@emilis I've been thinking about that, yes. Not specifically "hugs", but some way of communicating private appreciation
Thanks @skyjake ... I like the idea, obviously ;) ... I'm thinking of adding something more from that post to my own capsule, a site-wide indicator of the recent interaction rate, so that something changes when you give feedback but it's ephemeral and not tied to anything. It occurs to me as I write this that I could implement it cheaply by grepping the logs, maybe I'll add it today.
2023-05-29 · 6 weeks ago
@Morgan can you expand on that a bit? Perhaps an example or two?
@teal check clanmorgan.org to see what I mean, I just set something up; it's at the end of each gemlog entry and currently looks like this:
So far today, 2023-05-29, feedback has been received 144 times. Of these, 114 were likely from bots, and 30 might have been from real people. Thank you, maybe-real people!