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After users observed a new button On Instagram for Downvote or dislike comments, the company confirmed that it is trying a way for users to signal that either they didn’t like the comment or they don’t think it’s relevant.

The operation will appear in both power supplies and wheels.

Instagram leader Adam Mosseri said to a Yarn publication That the company will not show a confrontation, and no one will know that you didn’t like a comment. He added that, in the end, the dislike would count on the classification of comments.

“Some of you may have seen that we are testing a new button next to the comments on Instagram – this gives people a private way to signal that they do not feel good about this particular comment. I want to be clear: this is a test, there is no Conflict, nor will you know if you press the button. , said Mosseri.

Last month, the Sleuth Alessandro Paluzzi app posted Instagram Tasting such a featureAnd now the company has done it officially.

Meta said this test is to help improve the quality of the comment department.

“We are working for ways to help people better control their Instagram experience and what they see in the application,” a company spokesman said. “We are testing a new button next to each comment in a roller or a power suspension for people to privately mark that they do not feel good about this particular comment or find it relevant. We try this with a very small group of people to start. Later, We can also try the movement of these comments lower in the comments department to help create a better experience, “they added.

Reddit has had a Downvote mechanism for years and the platform also uses it to classify different types of upvotes and downvotes comments. While Meta moves in a similar direction, we still do not know if he will give these votes as much as Reddit.

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