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I created a poll to see what most people think.

Here is my opinion. Getting rid of that the downvote/dislike feature has really watered down the experience when reading comments about other peoples opinions.

You just don’t know which comments are more unpopular when it comes to controversial questions and takes. Seeing unpopular comments gives you a better idea of what is popular.

I have posted unpopular opinions in past that were disliked by multiple people. Whoop te do. It happens. I didn’t lose sleep over it and anybody who feels “heartbroken” over being downvoted really doesn’t belong on GAG. It isn’t “bullying” to dislike a comment. So what if people didn’t like my opinion but at least I knew it wasn’t popular.

Also people get in heated debates all the time on here. What do you expect when you bring up often controversial issues about relationships, dating, sex, politics, etc?

I still don’t know why GAG decided to do this. It’s such weak tea and really takes away from the user experience.

https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/3871445-desantiss-office-says-he-will-boycott-nbc-msnbc-over-andrea-mitchell-question-on-black-history/
DeSantis’s office says he will boycott NBC, MSNBC over Andrea Mitchell question on Black history

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis will boycott media appearances on NBC News and MSNBC shows, according to his press team, until one of the network’s star reporters apologizes for a question she posed about the governor’s education policies.

“There will be no consideration of anything related to NBC Universal or its affiliates until and at least Andrea Mitchell corrects the blatant lie she made about the governor,” DeSantis’s press secretary, Bryan Griffin, said in an email to the network that he posted on Twitter.

The “lie” that the DeSantis camp is protesting is a question Mitchell put to Vice President Harris last week, in which she asked: “What does Governor Ron DeSantis not know about Black history and the Black experience when he says that slavery and the aftermath of slavery should not be taught to Florida schoolchildren?”

Mitchell later said her questioning was “imprecise” but did not explicitly apologize. The Hill has reached out to NBC for further comment.

Griffin said NBC and its affiliates must “display a consistent track record of truthful reporting” before DeSantis, who has had an often acrimonious relationship with the mainstream media, agrees to future appearances.

Last year, DeSantis signed into law the Stop WOKE Act, which prohibited the teaching of Critical Race Theory in Florida schools, as well as lessons about historical topics in ways that would make someone feel personally responsible for a past wrong based on their own race, sex or national origin.

Critics say the measure unfairly limits the teaching of subjects such as the Civil War and the Jim Crow era.