So, why must we all provide, calm, nice-ified 'constructive criticism' to a mean, harsh, insulting article? Write harsh article, get harsh feedback. Nothing wrong with that.

You're supposed to be the reporter here.

'Cause they took away our dislike button, so, now I must post my dislike. Dislike.

:O My set of languages. Hey, maybe you could write us noobs some tutorials!

I admit I am building a giant mothership to take over the planet with. And you can't stop me.

Yeah, that's annoying especially when the browser crashes and you have to Cntrl+Alt+Del it.

I stay home and play on the computer, well, that's how I celebrate just about every day.

Warframe! I love warframe!

The lag, where to begin, forums are slow, site is slow, cannot even play, it's like I have a modem from the early 1990's.

I'm trying to program my own computer game, currently my inventory system consists of an array of numbers, so, an inventory would look like "[6,5,6,2,7,7,9,56,75,3,56]", but I don't know if I should actually instead make an array of classes, each with their own values. Keep in mind the inventory has to be saved over a network as it's an online game. Which route do you think I should take?

O.O Do Canadians get thanksgiving early?

Return it, get a new one, break it, return it, get a new one, break it, return it, get a new one, break it....

Hardly, although this was the obvious attempt, it will have the opposite effect. Expect more flame wars in the future.

Intelligence has nothing to do with it, now you just have to argue (remove 'intelligently') to get your point across, and the argument, no matter how dumb, will incur only likes.

See? This comment is a superb example of why we need a dislike button. It automatically assumes those who use the dislike button are 'bullies' and 'trolls' who are only out to ruin others fun. Yet, despite the fact is such a blatantly false and opinionated comment, it will receive only likes.

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There's absolutely no information here. What glitch? How?

In any medium where the ability to quickly and efficiently show that you disagreed with something was removed, people whose sole motive was to create chaos were able to do so far more quickly and easily. For example if someone were to post something like "Cats are Satan Spawn", normally, you would get a bunch of dislikes, and then a number of people who agree, and never the twain shall meet. Now, you'll get a post with a bunch of likes, and a heated argument in the discussion.

I don't know what your implications of me being a 5-year-old have to do with this.

NO! Here's what happens, troll posts obnoxious, inflammatory comment, 100 people hate it, 10 people like it. Now it gets ignored by 100 people but gets 10 likes.

Ha ha ha ha, funny joke you tell. Are the YouTube comments more decent since they removed dislikes? NO!

What on Earth? Is this Facebook now? I know we'd all like to live in happy rainbowland where fairies bring us cake every day as we float on our boats made of pure happiness floating on rivers made from pure sparkles and ponies and we live long happy lives before we die of diabeetus, but that's not how things work. (Except that last bit) When YouTube took out the dislikes, the type of comments that then thrived were the controversial troll comments. That's what happens when you take out the dislike button.

I don't own any Transformers collectibles, but I do own a model 2010 Camaro, does that count?

<sarcasm>Why, no, playing with my friends is terrible, so awful, why would you even think such a thing would be fun?</sarcasm>