Effects in zsh. with thumbs up/ thumbs down/ warning (?)

Effekte in Zsh. mit Daumen hoch/ Daumen runter/ Warnhinweis (?)

From the very beginning daily on "Migipedia", it is all the more embarrassing to come up NOW with such a (follow-up) question :(...
Nevertheless, I would like to ask WHAT EXACTLY is done by clicking on the "thumbs up/thumbs down/warning" signs. Is it just a kind of indirect approval in the sense of "good (critical) point, I agree" or "I can hardly agree with this comment" [or similar] and the "warning" should be clicked in case of any 'suspicion' of dishonest intentions 'behind' the comment 'rated' in this way?
For a long time I somehow didn't really notice the signs, ESPECIALLY the "3 thousand" at the top between the "Like" on the left and the "f connect" on the right. While the latter f-connect is commendably clear to me, the same unfortunately does not apply to the other two 'fields' in the same way :(. Because WHERE EXACTLY is the difference between clicking on "thumbs up" and clicking on "like" at the top? Is the assumption correct here that clicking on "Like" generally refers to (this) Migipedia (page), while "Thumbs up" refers to the specific comment ????
I apologize for the 'belated' [even if it seems otherwise, but seriously meant] questions - and indulgent answer(s)... MANY THANKS

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All replies (4)

Frederica

Hello Maripac,

I can't help you with the entries on Facebook as I don't know and don't know the platform.

There has already been a lot of discussion about the thumbs, actually the thumbs down should already be abolished!

Please read here.
http://w ww.migipedia.ch/de/node/120013
Thank you.

You can use the warning triangle to report a post as unsuitable, e.g. if it is racism, advertising or posts below the belt.
If a post is penalized by two different users, it will disappear from the platform. It is then up to the moderators to evaluate the thread and either remove it permanently or release it again, as they see fit. By the way, guests do not see a warning triangle.

I'm sure Migipedia can explain the rest.

Best wishes and have a nice weekend, shortened by one hour.
Istanbul

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Guest

Dear Maripac

Thank you for your request! I don't think it's embarrassing at all, I'm sure more Migipedia users are wondering what all these signs are for and don't dare to ask. So I'm happy to explain them to you:

You interpreted the thumbs correctly: "thumbs up" means that you agree with this comment and have the same opinion or have had similar experiences. "Thumbs down" means that you disagree with the comment and do not have the same opinion.

Istanbul explained the warning sign very well. It's really about drawing attention to posts that are inappropriate and have no place on Migipedia.

The 3Tds figure indicates - expressed in thousands - how many fans Migipedia has on Facebook.

This means that the "Like" at the top of the page automatically creates a link to Facebook. If you do not have your own Facebook account, this symbol has no meaning for you. The "thumbs up" symbol, on the other hand, is a rating option that only affects the Migipedia page and does not establish or require a connection to Facebook. So your assumption is correct that the "Like" refers to the whole Migipedia page - simply with the connection to Facebook.

I hope this answer helps you to understand the signs on Migipedia. If you have any further questions or something is not quite clear, please feel free to ask.

Best regards
Tanja, Migipedia team

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Maripac

@Istanbul: Hi Istanbul, thank you very much for your reply and the link - I'd be happy to read it. As far as FB is concerned, I don't think you're missing much...HAVE A GOOD WEEKEND!

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Maripac

Hello Tanja,

a 'new face' in the Migipedia team :)? BEAUTIFUL!
THANK YOU for your comprehensive answer. Et- what a shame it is, in my opinion, when I visit "Migipedia" with joy EVERY DAY, from the very beginning, and only NOW start to take a closer look at even the "small signs"...that suggests [especially myself-:(] a rather channeled/fixed/narrow perception, little attentive to semiotic connections and possibilities of advanced communication-:(....
But I will now, THANKFULLY for your [AND Istanbul's] helpful answers, also make use of these functions, at least as far as they concern the Migipedia page...

MANY THANKS again to BOTH of you and have a good day
"maripac"

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