Today, in an interview at Facebook's headquarters in Menlo Park, California, Mark Zuckerberg has revealed that the company is actively engaged in the implementation of a Dislike button.
It seems that the company is changing its policy to the logic of having negative voting buttons, which they strongly supported, even receiving a lot of criticism for it.
"I think people have been asking about the dislike button for many years. "Today is a special day because today is the day I can say we are working on it," said Zuckerberg.
The button in question is currently in the "confirmed reputation" stage, and there are no other details about it. That means the button Dislike It could also be called "Downvote", "Thumbs Down" or something similar.
In addition, the new button does not appear to have a solid presence in the site, the possible scenarios are that it will only be triggered for specific "sad" positions, only at the request of the author.
The good news is that Facebook staff have been working on it for quite some time now, which means it is ready to go, as Zuckerberg felt the need to report it to the public.
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