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Like or both ;-) Or, as at Reddit: upvote/downvote -- Jim Poston@... << See ya! >>

I don't know where they all are, but many news sites have it. ABC News, San Jose Mercury News, and the Las Vegas Sun are examples. Disqus is widely used by newpapers and allows downvoting. Reddit,

BTW, notice I Liked your last post. Possibly it is operating in the black. But I'll wager he doesn't include his labor, not to mention a wage commensurate with the level of his capabilities and

Perhaps group owners could have an option to disable the Unlike button if they don't think it fits the character of their group. Or disable the Like button for that matter... A less charged term could

J, I don't recall. In any case Facebook has moved on to offering icons to express one's reaction: They to are not anonymous. You can hover on them to see who has clicked which. Shal

And I think it should. My point is that the civilized sites eliminated dislikes long ago, and for good reason. I think it was Shal who posted the link explaining why even Facebook eliminated it. ? --

IMO non-anonymous dislikes would create even more hostility than anonymous ones. I'm with Arno on this. ? -- J

I don't think that has, or should have, anything to do with what may be on Groups.io This is a whole new concept in a groups site, so shouldn't be limited by what is or isn't present elsewhere. If

Thank you, Shal, The 'anonymous' was added as an after thought just before sending. I am against saying NO without giving a reason. Better still, offer an alternative. Arno

Cathy, If you are not currently logged in to the site you cannot add entries to a group's calender even if you can see it (calendars can be publicly viewable). If you are not an owner/mod of the group

Arno, Likes are not anonymous in Groups.io - you can click on a link to see a list of who liked the post. I would expect that unlikes would not be anonymous either. I don't know if that affects your

I think a better venue for this conversation/debate would be the beta group, so that Mark can see the responses. I am very strongly against an Unlike button. All of the better media either never had

I feel an "Unlike" option should not be there. I don't think posts should be treated as polls. If one disagrees with an idea, one should post and reply why ones thoughts are different. Just being an

Can someone name some platforms (besides the odious, troll-ridden craigslist forums) that have an unlike as well as a like button? Facebook got rid of it a long time ago. The news outlets don't have

Bob, That's not what Mark himself says. He has stated a couple of times that Groups.io is already operating in the black and he expects that to get stronger over time. I wouldn't be surprised if that

I am clicking on the calender and nothing is showing up. I am talking about the calender on my groups.oi page not my gmail calender Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent: October 26, 2017 12:39 PM To:

Drew, I'm hoping that the long-awaited "notification overhaul" will include an option to receive an email notification when someone likes (or unlikes) a message of yours. Right now the likes have too

Well, the "like" or "+1" is implemented via email. Seems like the "unlike" or "-1" could be done just as easily. And email-only readers wouldn't see either. Very little difference from the existing

Hear, hear! The thread started with a comparison of pricing between cloud storage services and a managed group messaging service (groups.io). Apples to oranges. The premium subscription pays to keep

Having an email mechanism for Like and Unlike is a separate issue. As for rarely bothering to look for it, that is the current situation. Having a balanced system (Like & Unlike), however implemented,