Like or thank you buttons??

[Hoosier Daddy]

Awesome!  You know these are going to be showing up all over here now!

You got it!
 

[avator]

I'm looking for a different one.... same hand..

[Rat Sniper (AKA: PaulT58)]

I'm looking for a different one.... same hand..

You mean this one?

[avator]

Almost there.

[Back_Roads]

 LOL 

[grimeszee]

I'm looking for a different one.... same hand..

You mean this one?

Wrong finger?

[Rat Sniper (AKA: PaulT58)]

Just trying to keep it family friendly!

[Sfttailrdr46]

LOL Still missed the mark 

[grimeszee]

So I was correct, wrong finger. 😁

[Rat Sniper (AKA: PaulT58)]

Okay, okay...  Take your pick!

[avator]

Just read between the lines...

[Sfttailrdr46]

Just read between the lines...

^^^^ What he said 

[Gareth]

How can a simple 'Thanks' feature be abused.

This simple feature would have made it convenient for me, and everyone else for that matter, to thank each individual member who responded to my introduction thread without having to reply to each of these members individually when a simple thanks with my username displayed at the bottom of their response message would suffice.

[fv22]

How can a simple 'Thanks' feature be abused.

This simple feature would have made it convenient for me, and everyone else for that matter, to thank each individual member who responded to my introduction thread without having to reply to each of these members individually when a simple thanks with my username displayed at the bottom of their response message would suffice.

Agree with above 100%. Can't see why having something as simple as a "Thanks" or "Like" button has to involve pages of discussion...

[Rat Sniper (AKA: PaulT58)]

[Sfttailrdr46]

  Because sometimes that's what we do

[Xraycer]

Just read between the lines...

Trying, but its dark in here

[avator]

You mean adding a "like" button ain't like just slapping up a stick up tap light?    hmmmm... I would have never guessed it would involve scripting to non-open software that is covered by copyrights and such. Oh well, I reckon I'll just have to type <like> once in awhile.