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Agree/disagree - directed to the webmaster.

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Purrrrrfect
Purrrrrfect
15 May 2014 17:42

It's nice to have the option to AGREE on this site on a comment, but can we also have the option to show a disagree as well?

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elvis presley
elvis presley
15 May 2014 22:03

Hear , Hear !

2 Agrees
Judith Chalmers
Judith Chalmers
15 May 2014 22:10

To be fair, I'd rather that people write why they agree or disagree with any given post. It's a discussion forum not a popularity contest. 

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Purrrrrfect
Purrrrrfect
16 May 2014 07:14

@Mrs C  - I think you will find that some people who read a post may not agree with a particular comment, but do not wish to actually comment themselves. The dis agree option would assist in balancing opinion on an individual comment. I don't see where fair comes into the suggestion I have put forward. 

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Carer
Carer
16 May 2014 07:52

@ALLEMS

 

A very good idea indeed, as some people just dont like to write that they disagree with someone due to certain repercussions.

1 Agree
Purrrrrfect
Purrrrrfect
16 May 2014 07:58

@Carer - i hear where you're coming from on that one.

2 Agrees
Webmaster
Webmaster
16 May 2014 09:13

It was mainly to avoid trolling and to avoid having red disagrees over all posts which you sometimes see on other sites, but I'll look into it on the next update.

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Mcjrpc
Mcjrpc
16 May 2014 10:59

Yes, let's keep the trolls off, we don't want posters just stirring it up for the sake of it.

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burneside
burneside
16 May 2014 11:46

We already have the Agree button, I don't see what is so wrong with adding Disagree.  It isn't trolling just because you disagree with a post.

1 Agree
Paul
Paul
16 May 2014 12:03

@Mrs C makes a good point, if you disgree it would be best to post why. however if you agree you can simply agree and/or post why you agree.

Clive
Clive
16 May 2014 12:06

I see the point of view, a bit like the Crimean referendum only having, 'Yes' and 'very yes'  on the ballot paper.  However, I think a lack of 'agrees' sort of speaks for itself anyway in our context.  'Disagree' is likely to create a reluctance to air some points in case of an embarrasing vote down.   And there is the option for detailed vociferous disagreement, for which no one has been locked up for yet!  Hence, I think it is ok 'as is'.

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Purrrrrfect
Purrrrrfect
16 May 2014 13:48

@webmaster, appreciate the reply.

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