As we can see in this post
? means:
"This post is accurate."
"I agree with everything written here."
And as we all know, ? means "like".
While this is nice, it also make things more difficult to understand. Look at this post by @KMatle, which I found interesting:
As we can see, @Erel has given it a thumbs up:
Which means he likes it. But he doesn't say the post is accurate. He also doesn't say that he agrees with everything written here. (Which are the two meanings of the "100%" reaction.)
If I were to give a like to a post it's because I liked something with it. I don't consider myself an expert in anything (other than heating my office chair whilst drinking coffee). But there are a number of real experts on the forum, with Erel being the top one. So when an expert, such as Erel, says "like" instead of "accurate", I think it must mean something. But what does it mean?
This makes it very confusing for me. What part of the post is incorrect? Am I to interpret the like as "you managed a long post, good job, it's not very correct but don't give up, you'll figure it out"?
I'm not trying to cause friction or act dumbly, I genuinely can't understand how to understand the difference between "like" and "accurate", when it's given by an expert.
Does anyone have a clear understanding of this and can explain to me?
? means:
"This post is accurate."
"I agree with everything written here."
And as we all know, ? means "like".
While this is nice, it also make things more difficult to understand. Look at this post by @KMatle, which I found interesting:
Firebasemessaging (FCM): Receive messages in doze/sleep mode
Issue: Device doesn't receive FCM messages while in sleep/doze mode Important to know: Google uses 2 different api's with different keywords So: https://fcm.googleapis.com/fcm/send = legacy mode https://fcm.googleapis.com/v1/projects/myproject-b5ae1/messages:send =v1 More info's: FCM...
As we can see, @Erel has given it a thumbs up:
Which means he likes it. But he doesn't say the post is accurate. He also doesn't say that he agrees with everything written here. (Which are the two meanings of the "100%" reaction.)
If I were to give a like to a post it's because I liked something with it. I don't consider myself an expert in anything (other than heating my office chair whilst drinking coffee). But there are a number of real experts on the forum, with Erel being the top one. So when an expert, such as Erel, says "like" instead of "accurate", I think it must mean something. But what does it mean?
This makes it very confusing for me. What part of the post is incorrect? Am I to interpret the like as "you managed a long post, good job, it's not very correct but don't give up, you'll figure it out"?
I'm not trying to cause friction or act dumbly, I genuinely can't understand how to understand the difference between "like" and "accurate", when it's given by an expert.
Does anyone have a clear understanding of this and can explain to me?