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The "Why Do We Need An "Unlike" Option For Articles" blog

blog:8849:6::0
By Michael Cosgrove
Posted Sep 15, 2010 in Internet
I mean, I've never voted an article then said to myself two minutes, two hours, two days or two months later
"Hey man, that was a real dumb thing I did there! Christ!! WHY the hell did I vote that? Was I out of my mind on crack? Phew! Thank god there's an "Unlike" button, because if not I'd simply DIE of shame my dears if any of my friends saw I'd voted for THIS garbage!!"
So why is that button there? Does anyone actually use it? And if so, in what circumstances? (Apart from being stoned.)
:)

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