Thank you.
This gets to the crux of why it's a strange implementation to me.
Instead of changing the user's UX, it forces a change on everyone else's.
To me that's backwards.
Thank you.
This gets to the crux of why it's a strange implementation to me.
Instead of changing the user's UX, it forces a change on everyone else's.
To me that's backwards.
Exactly. The author of a post has a preference (say, not to see nor receive likes). That preference can be expressed to the reader, but (IMO) should not curtail the reader’s options.