"REC" this if you like the "UNRECOMMEND" feature

[itsrobert]

If you don't like the "UNRECOMMEND" feature, what will you do? Will you ignore the thread? Respond to it? Or hit the "unrecommended" button?

[TexasObserver]

1. They will have no problem Unrecommending your thread.

You have created a clever way to prove they really don't believe what they say when they oppose the use of the unrecommend feature.

[Locrian]

5. HA!

Reminds me of this:


"Everything Harry tells you is a lie – remember that! Everything Harry tells you is a lie!"
"Now listen to me carefully, Norman laddie; I - am - lying!"
"You lie, but if everything you say is a lie then you must be telling the truth, but you cannot be telling the truth because everything you say is a lie... you lie, you tell the truth, you– Illogical! Illogical! Please explain! You are human! Only humans can explain their behavior! Please explain!"
(mockingly) "I am not programmed to respond in that area..."

- Kirk and Mudd, delivering the final coup de grace to Norman, using the old Greek Liar's Paradox

[itsrobert]

2. Looks like the feature is working

Democracy is a good thing.

[NoPasaran]

3. Kicked and unreced!

I don't like the Unrec button and so I make a point of unreccing every thread I read.

[Deja Q]

4. I rec'd it.

[cwydro]

6. I like the unrec feature.

But I cannot stand "rec this" threads.

[itsrobert]

7. Me too.

Maybe I'll start a thread, "Rec this if you don't like the Rec this threads"

;)

[cwydro]

10. Eeek!

My head would explode!:rofl:

[vixengrl]

11. That's what I see as the best part of the feature--

it should eliminate content-free "Rec this" posts hitting the "greatest page". I don't want to be obliged to "rec" on principle--I think it's better to "rec" good posts.

[Lasher]

8. Ha ha, people who don't like the unrec feature are using it.

What's with that?

[Buzz Clik]

9. k&u

[xultar]

12. k&u I love the unrec feature.