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highplainsdem

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6. Twitter allows you to see who liked a post, both OPs and replies. Doesn't Facebook do the same?

Reply to emulatorloo (Reply #5)

Tue Jun 4, 2024, 06:16 PM

Jun 2024

There's been talk of Twitter possibly changing that, so only the person who posted a message can see who liked it, rather than anyone being able to see who liked it. And the current ability to be able to look at other people's Twitter accounts and see all the messages they've liked (which DU allows) would be gone then.

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Are there plans to make the recommenders of responses visible? [View all] Ptah Jun 2024 OP

I don't understand. SarahD Jun 2024 #1

Each OP has the option to see who recommended a thread. Ptah Jun 2024 #2

OK. Thanks. SarahD Jun 2024 #3

I like to see who else besides me recommends a post. Ptah Jun 2024 #4

Sounds awkward and ungainly. A bunch of needless clutter. emulatorloo Jun 2024 #5

Twitter allows you to see who liked a post, both OPs and replies. Doesn't Facebook do the same? highplainsdem Jun 2024 #6

Thanks! emulatorloo Jun 2024 #7