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If there was, I bet I'd be on the leader board for the most!!
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I agree. I take the "like" option as an opportunity for a show of solidarity.
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How about a "sigh" option? I'd use that one a lot.
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The "like" button here means more than like to me. When someone is relating a problem it means empathy not that I like that they are having a problem. When they are having a battle it means support. When they have a victory it means applause. When they make a good point I am saying, "Here,Here!" When they tell a funny I am chuckling along.
I would guess that you feel and think things that I have not mentioned when you hit the button.
Having a row of more specific buttons would present problems with the reputation point system. At the risk of being misunderstood, I still like the "like".