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blog ‘reactions’
Instead of enabling commenting on your blog, you can let readers ‘react’ by marking the post as ‘funny’, ‘interesting’, or ‘cool’. So far I’ve only seen this on one Blogspot blog, Galway Library’s blog.
Is this post funny, interesting, or cool?
If you know whether there’s a plugin doing this, or if it’s a general (optional) Blogspot feature, please let me know in the comments.
Tags: alternatives to like, blogging, commenting, like button
Posted in argumentative discussions, PhD diary, social web | Comments (1)
Don’t know, but that’s pretty neat.