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like button
Summary
like button is a software feature[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 19 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- like button is the creator of Vimeo[3].
- like button's instance of is recorded as software feature[4].
- like button is a type of graphical button[5].
- like button is a type of reaction[6].
- like button is used for social networking service[7].
- like button is used for blog[8].
- like button is used for Internet forum[9].
- like button is used for social bookmarking[10].
- like button is used for like[11].
- like button's Commons category is recorded as Like buttons[12].
- like button's said to be the same as is recorded as +1 button[13].
- like button is the opposite of dislike button[14].
- like button's product or material produced is recorded as like[15].
- like button's used by is recorded as Vimeo[16].
- like button's used by is recorded as FriendFeed[17].
- like button's used by is recorded as Facebook[18].
- like button's used by is recorded as Q866[19].
- like button's used by is recorded as Google+[20].
- like button's used by is recorded as X[21].
- like button's used by is recorded as VK[22].
- like button's used by is recorded as Instagram[23].
- like button's used by is recorded as XWiki[24].
- like button's used by is recorded as The Powder Toy[25].
- like button's main Wikidata property is recorded as P10649[26].
- like button's different from is recorded as star rating[27].
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Definition and Type
like button's instance of is recorded as software feature[4]. Recorded subclass of include graphical button[5] and reaction[6]. It is the opposite of dislike button[14].
Use and Application
Recorded has use include social networking service[7], blog[8], Internet forum[9], social bookmarking[10], and like[11]. Recorded used by include Vimeo[16], FriendFeed[17], Facebook[18], Q866[19], Google+[20], and X[21].
Why It Matters
like button has Wikipedia articles in 19 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2] It is known by 40 alternative names across languages and contexts.[28]