I can’t just like the post and call it interaction.
Man, I could never bring myself to do that. I only ever used likes as a bookmark set for stuff I wanted to always have access to in case I forgot what I'd tagged them with, or a way to pick stuff out from my references/resources tags to be readily available. I deeply dislike liking/reacting as the primary form of engagement, it's what puts me off most social media in general. It's like the "seen at" notification, only good for making you wonder what you could have done better to inspire more engagement
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Date: 21/12/18 17:33 (UTC)Man, I could never bring myself to do that. I only ever used likes as a bookmark set for stuff I wanted to always have access to in case I forgot what I'd tagged them with, or a way to pick stuff out from my references/resources tags to be readily available. I deeply dislike liking/reacting as the primary form of engagement, it's what puts me off most social media in general. It's like the "seen at" notification, only good for making you wonder what you could have done better to inspire more engagement