Question Reaction Score

[SurfingDoctor]

Okay, so I noticed that the reaction score does not equal the total number of reactions received. Thus, some reactions are counted and some are not. Which ones are not counted? Better yet, do certain reactions received count against the reaction score? Asking for a friend who seeks revenge...

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[Lawpy]

Likes, loves, hahas = +1 reaction score

Wows, okays, sads, angrys, cares, hmms, dislikes = 0 reaction score

Inappropriates = -1 reaction score

 

[SurfingDoctor]

Bummer about the hugs... that’s like my go to emoji.

 

[Crayola227]

Bummer about the hugs... that’s like my go to emoji.

This is why my sig says likes are love. They are the real love that increases your score.

 

[SurfingDoctor]

This is why my sig says likes are love. They are the real love that increases your score.

To quote the prophecy as foretold by the legends of the metallurgists of yore:

 

[SDN]

Bummer about the hugs... that’s like my go to emoji.

I'll change hugs to = +1. Good suggestion.

 

[SDN]

I'll change hugs to = +1. They are the newest addition.

Hugs have been updated and counts should have been recalculated accordingly.

 

[SurfingDoctor]

Since we are on the topic... what other reactions can be added? Is it like any of the emojis could potentially be a reaction? That would be way too much, but I remember a conversation a while back where someone was asking for a frustrated reaction. I guess it could be the "angry" or "sad" or "okay" reaction, but none of those seem necessarily appropriate if the frustration is just exasperation or exhaustion.

 

[SDN]

Since we are on the topic... what other reactions can be added? Is it like any of the emojis could potentially be a reaction? That would be way too much, but I remember a conversation a while back where someone was asking for a frustrated reaction. I guess it could be the "angry" or "sad" or "okay" reaction, but none of those seem necessarily appropriate if the frustration is just exasperation or exhaustion.

More can be added - but the challenge is usability and display on a smartphone.