I wish I could like my own posts. I'd even like this post.

 

Any chance that feature arrives to Twins Daily? I can like my own facebook posts, favorite my own tweets. Why can't I like my own posts? I mean, everyone probably likes their own posts, but I really really like some of my posts.

I agree, I like all my comments too. So far this might be the best one I have written!

 

I agree, I like all my comments too. So far this might be the best one I have written!

 It's definitely up there. I have liked it on your behalf. Maybe the mods will give me a second like so I can like it for myself as well. #DoubleLike

This is a solid proposal. TD has long needed a way to definitively label those members displaying Narcissistic Personality Disorder.

Ashbury, I agree.

 

*attempts to like his own post*

Luckily I do not have NPD. How do I know this? It should be obvious to everyone that I am smart enough to know if I had something that difficult to spell, I, above all others would recognize my disorder. If in fact, I had it, I would be the first to know, as I am a firm believer in self diagnosis!

No, I do not like it, I do not like it one little bit.

It's not narcissism if it's true, right? Pro tip: create two accounts so you can like all of your own comments.

I don't even read my own comments.

I don't even read my own comments.

I have myself on my ignore list!

I think there should also be a "did I just say that?" Icon.

Its not fair! If you can't "dislike" a post there is no reason to "like" a post.

I'd like to be able to lutefisk a post.

 

So it feels extra-Minnesotan.

 

Edited March 20, 201511 yr by CRArko

 

I'd like to be able to lutefisk a post.

 

 

Okay, guys, dial it back a bit. This crosses the line into yuk!

I second the Lutefisk button suggestion. "Lutefisk This" seems more awesome than "Like This" and of course you should definitely be able to Lutefisk your own posts. 

I think there should also be a "did I just say that?" Icon.

Some people, even more so than others.

 

I don't even read my own comments.

I don't even write mine.

 

Platoon wrote:

Luckily I do not have NPD. How do I know this? It should be obvious to everyone that I am smart enough to know if I had something that difficult to spell, I, above all others would recognize my disorder. If in fact, I had it, I would be the first to know, as I am a firm believer in self diagnosis!  

 

If I hint that I disagree with you, we'll find out very quickly just how careful and correct your self-diagnosis is!

Some people, even more so than others.

 

 

I don't even write mine.

 

Platoon wrote:

Luckily I do not have NPD. How do I know this? It should be obvious to everyone that I am smart enough to know if I had something that difficult to spell, I, above all others would recognize my disorder. If in fact, I had it, I would be the first to know, as I am a firm believer in self diagnosis!  

If I hint that I disagree with you, we'll find out very quickly just how careful and correct your self-diagnosis is!

why should I have to be careful to diagnose myself, as I know exactly what I am thinking at all times, and might I add, what most others should be thinking. Not only that, but I cannot believe you would even hint to disagree with me! I find that extremely disrespectful of me! Being correct all the time, is a large burden to bear! But I do think I am comfortable with that responsibility!

Adding a "dislike" option could reduce the number of times a thread is derailed by personal attacks. Rather than post something like "You suck, you're opinion sucks, etc.." just a simple "dislike" click says it all. There are some posts that you know are going to cause trouble but just don't rise to the level to need to be reported. A simple "dislike" click does it all.

 

And for those needing to vent, you can always image that the "dislike" button really stands for the curse word of your choice.

Okay, guys, dial it back a bit. This crosses the line into yuk!

I think it started out as a yuk! . And we may need allow the yuks we can get again this year!

Test.

Test.

Like!