Social Networking giant Facebook is gearing up to add a “dislike” button to its network, disclosed its founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg in a Town Q&A. facebook About the Facebook’s Dislike button: “We’ve finally heard you,” said Mark Zuckerberg in a public town hall gathering in Facebook’s headquarters of Menlo Park, California. There is frequent discussion on why Facebook isn’t proving its users to express feelings such as “I’m sorry” or “interesting” or “dislike” in addition to the much celebrated “like” button. “Like” only gives us a chance to show our support for friends’ posts, stars and brands on Facebook. “Probably thousands of people have been asking me about this, and today I’m very glad to announce I actually get to say we are trying to add a new response system and we are very close to shipping a beta test for it,” said the eight richest person on the planet, Zuckerberg “It has taken us a while to get here… because we are not committed to turn Facebook into a forum where people can vote up or down on friends’ posts. That is not our aim. That is not the kind of community we want to create.” Mark Zuckerberg told that he understood that it was not a good idea to click “like” on a post about events such as tragedies or current refugee crisis or a death in the family that there ought to be a better way for social networking members to extend their responses towards such various incidents. “Our team has been working to add such a response system to Facebook for a while, actually. And to our surprise it is complicated to make,” added Zuckerberg. “We are gearing up for a test to see how it works. If we get good results, we’ll ship it to the users very soon.” At last, there is a chance for us to express our feelings more than one way in Facebook. Thank you, Zuckerberg! Thank You About Author admin Oompfh
