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7 uses Irish people have for a Facebook 'dislike' button
PEOPLE HAVE LONG called for a ‘dislike’ button on Facebook, and now it seems like we’re getting one. Kind of.
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In a Q&A session last night, founder Mark Zuckerberg revealed that Facebook developers have been working on a ‘dislike’ button of sorts - the idea is that you would click on it to show empathy for posts that contained news of things like natural disasters, or loved ones dying.
But we still say an actual ‘dislike’ button is needed, and here’s where it would apply.
1. Any time anyone writes “It’d be rude not to!!” accompanied by a picture of a pint
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Rude to who? Rude to WHO? Explain yourself.
2. When that lad you know from secondary school posts a racist/homophobic/sexist meme
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Look at your life, Deano Who I Briefly Hung Out With In 5th Year. Look at your choices.
3. When someone posts “How’s the weather at home?” with their deliciously sunny holiday snap
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You know how it is, you smug eejit.
4. When your mam/aunt/colleague shares one of these
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Stop yer scaremongering, Auntie Mary.
5. Whenever someone is blatantly trying to stir the sh*t
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Be it a poorly thought-out political rant, a vague status, or simply a well-timed ‘:(‘ there simply must be a way to let these people know: “We’re on to you.”
6. When the “NEVER. DRINKING. AGAIN” statuses appear on Sunday morning
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Dislike! You said that last week. These things are easily researched.
7. When someone continuously posts their scores in Facebook games
You don’t have to do this. There IS a better way!
These are just seven of many. We’re SURE you can think of loads more – tell us.
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