A Simple Solution to ReBlog Button

in #reblog10 years ago

Do we need a simple solution to this new #reblog?
Not everyone, Cuppa Tea, One may like the ideas of #reblog ;
I find it actually SPAM my FEED; for every new things there is a Pros & Cons.

Here, A simple solution is to have a On / Off Button for it, this will stop all arguments . To those that want it, they can On the ReBlog Button.

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If you (ob)use it then your blog isn't yours any longer. So, yes - switch off button is mandatory!

I have the same opinion as you and that's great solution

You can use it, I can still Follow you with this option.
Otherwise, if you use too much , I may kick you out of my FEED. In result.

naw im not planning to use much anyways. :D

seems a reasonable enough solution - lets see what happens

Hmm doesnt seem like i have the option to ''un-reblog''

@ricardoguthrie
Simple solution stay out from your FEED.
Another thing can do is to kick your follower out , those that don't contribute much .
I am going insane. Is chocking up my FEED , when I have over X 200 followers and adding a few more everyday.

This is a good idea. I also thought we should have some filtering and probably this may be the easiest way to implement it.

Check your wallet

I've only used the resteem option twice.
Once was because it was an interview with me that a person did, so it made sense.
The second one was a post that I was trying to upvote on my mobile device... Next thing I knew, my big finger missed that little button and I had suddenly resteemed that post!

Accidental advertising!

Before, I could handle following almost 500 people, now I feel seriously spammed out.
That's why I am hand-typing in my favorites now just to see what I missed, like this post from you, @bullionstackers.

got it in one - make the option user dependent i.e can turn off for individual users. 'Twitter' mods already do this - (such as Plume) (a Twitter API platform)