How often and in what circumstances do you "like" on this forum?

[Quintillus]

But, but, but...if the feds increase the gasoline tax (rather than each state) Native American tribes won't benefit. Tribes are exempt from paying state fuel taxes to the states; they get to charge it and keep it. Tribes have to pay all federal taxes to the federal government. That is a ton of money for tribes that have busy Convenience Stores. That must mean that anyone who supports a federal gasoline tax, hates Indians!!!!!

Or that they didn't know that provision of law . I have learned something new.

I would in fact support higher taxes in many states as well, such as my home state of Ohio. But the chance of any similarly significant change across the states seems pretty low.

 

[Mise]

Just posting to say that I LOVE the "like" feature and think it's a fantastic addition to the forum. I'm so glad the admins finally implemented it

 

[Farm Boy]

I'm glad people like it.

Personally, I find it troublesome. I don't appreciate clicking an ambiguous thumbs up, and usually prefer responding even if quickly. But then, that increases my post count and doesn't increase their like count, so it's self serving on the numbers. Then I realize I "like" something that's ok, but almost never "like" some posters whom I like interacting with a lot. Then I see posts I think are incomplete or troublesome but cleverly worded get lots of tag ons.

The feature stresses me out. I like playing less for its addition, personally. But I don't think that's of terrible much value.

 

[Farm Boy]

Thanks Mise.

 

[Snerk]

I like it too. But don't expand on it. If we ever get some kind of "give CFC gold" feature, I'm out.

 

[Synobun]

I like it too. But don't expand on it. If we ever get some kind of "give CFC gold" feature, I'm out.

Well, there is the donation feature...

 

[Crime Doesn't Pay]

I like if the post is a sincere attempt to contribute high-quality content to the forum or if it made me think.

 

[shadowplay]

I like you, do you like me