Woo
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IHaveMyActTogether wrote: »
Completely agree, and not sure anyone (who's replied so far) has actually got a problem with it tbh. I just wanted to know whether the woo is good or bad...Why do people have an issue with woo being a negative comment? Hey not everybody says intelligent things, some people say mean things or just things that aren't agreeable. There is nothing wrong with a reaction of, no, I don't like that. Or no, I don't agree with that. When did everybody become so sensitive that we had to make everything rainbows and puppies to get through the day? I'm not saying bash anybody, and definitely not for bashing somebody's picture......I'm just saying so what if woo means hell no I don't think so......I think having comment words of nothing but kiss *kitten* is fraudulent and a kin to participation trophies.
It is whatever you want it to be. haha
Actually a moderator a few months ago said it was meant to be a "disagree" comment. Or to our friends in the UK, a "not bloody likely" comment.
But is that how it's actually used on here? Seems to me a lot of people are using it in the positive.
It gets used both ways... depends on the user.0 -
And that's why I made this thread, to gauge how people were using the button. Just curiosity, it's not that deep hahaIHaveMyActTogether wrote: »0 -
IHaveMyActTogether wrote: »Why do people have an issue with woo being a negative comment? Hey not everybody says intelligent things, some people say mean things or just things that aren't agreeable. There is nothing wrong with a reaction of, no, I don't like that. Or no, I don't agree with that. When did everybody become so sensitive that we had to make everything rainbows and puppies to get through the day? I'm not saying bash anybody, and definitely not for bashing somebody's picture......I'm just saying so what if woo means hell no I don't think so......I think having comment words of nothing but kiss *kitten* is fraudulent and a kin to participation trophies.
He was just asking what it meant, not that it shouldn't be there.
I was adding to the discussion of others feeling the need to make it positive. The OP started the discussion but there are many other people expanding and adding their thoughts to it.1 -
IHaveMyActTogether wrote: »
Completely agree, and not sure anyone (who's replied so far) has actually got a problem with it tbh. I just wanted to know whether the woo is good or bad...Why do people have an issue with woo being a negative comment? Hey not everybody says intelligent things, some people say mean things or just things that aren't agreeable. There is nothing wrong with a reaction of, no, I don't like that. Or no, I don't agree with that. When did everybody become so sensitive that we had to make everything rainbows and puppies to get through the day? I'm not saying bash anybody, and definitely not for bashing somebody's picture......I'm just saying so what if woo means hell no I don't think so......I think having comment words of nothing but kiss *kitten* is fraudulent and a kin to participation trophies.
It is whatever you want it to be. haha
Actually a moderator a few months ago said it was meant to be a "disagree" comment. Or to our friends in the UK, a "not bloody likely" comment.
But is that how it's actually used on here? Seems to me a lot of people are using it in the positive.
The history behind woo:
1. It was voted in by MFP users (this is frequently forgotten). Before it became a button it was a term used often that sorta meant "bad science". For example "apple cider vinegar cures all!!!!" response "that is total woo!"
2. When it became a button the original guidance was is had 2 meanings 1. woohoo (as in cheering) 2. woo (as in bad science (see example above) - you were supposed to use it as it applied to the thread. Fora success story you would assume your woos are woohoos, for a debate you could assume it was similar to a "you are incorrect" button.
3. then that was too confusing so they decided it only means woo science, and made the button a grumpyish looking face thing, that kinda looks like a weird bio hazard symbol IMO and is still confusing.
4. Regardless of what MFP says a button means most people assign whattever freaking meaning they want to it and use it however they want. So, there is really no telling whether a woo is good or bad, it depends on who does the wooing, and since you don't know, you don't know.
5. Also, dont forget the accidental scroll woo, the location of the woo button on the app screen easily leads to accidental woo pressing when a user is trying to scroll. This happens often.
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Wish we could see who woo'd us. That would liven things up a bit.6
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IHaveMyActTogether wrote: »
Completely agree, and not sure anyone (who's replied so far) has actually got a problem with it tbh. I just wanted to know whether the woo is good or bad...Why do people have an issue with woo being a negative comment? Hey not everybody says intelligent things, some people say mean things or just things that aren't agreeable. There is nothing wrong with a reaction of, no, I don't like that. Or no, I don't agree with that. When did everybody become so sensitive that we had to make everything rainbows and puppies to get through the day? I'm not saying bash anybody, and definitely not for bashing somebody's picture......I'm just saying so what if woo means hell no I don't think so......I think having comment words of nothing but kiss *kitten* is fraudulent and a kin to participation trophies.
It is whatever you want it to be. haha
Actually a moderator a few months ago said it was meant to be a "disagree" comment. Or to our friends in the UK, a "not bloody likely" comment.
But is that how it's actually used on here? Seems to me a lot of people are using it in the positive.
I dont particularly sweat it either way. Just stating what i know. However there are some sensitive people on here that get bothered by it thinking they may not be liked. I find it humorous they find it troubling.....seems it might be easier for the word to mean the same thing. I mean I find calling someone an asshat endearing.....but others may find it as an insult. Go figure.....3 -
Well in that case,
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Wrong, I woo whenever I plug a USB stick in right first time.The only people who scream woo or woo hoo in a celebratory manner are sports lunks in bars glugging beer and drunken bridesmaids eating faux European charcuterie at a vineyard banquet room. Apparently these people are here and they just didn't get the memo.7 -
woo = Schrodinger's cat?2
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Speaking in general... does all your woo's, likes, insightful & hugs matter at the end of your internet day? If it does you need to sort out your priorities and focus more on what's in front of you...and I don't mean your computer screen. This is a pass time but some people take those buttons too seriously.2
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^No, hence why this is Chit Chat and not Technical Support
It's a way of life. Don't judge me.
Wrong, I woo whenever I plug a USB stick in right first time.The only people who scream woo or woo hoo in a celebratory manner are sports lunks in bars glugging beer and drunken bridesmaids eating faux European charcuterie at a vineyard banquet room. Apparently these people are here and they just didn't get the memo.
I know but you were tipsy weren't you.2 -
IHaveMyActTogether wrote: »
Completely agree, and not sure anyone (who's replied so far) has actually got a problem with it tbh. I just wanted to know whether the woo is good or bad...Why do people have an issue with woo being a negative comment? Hey not everybody says intelligent things, some people say mean things or just things that aren't agreeable. There is nothing wrong with a reaction of, no, I don't like that. Or no, I don't agree with that. When did everybody become so sensitive that we had to make everything rainbows and puppies to get through the day? I'm not saying bash anybody, and definitely not for bashing somebody's picture......I'm just saying so what if woo means hell no I don't think so......I think having comment words of nothing but kiss *kitten* is fraudulent and a kin to participation trophies.
It is whatever you want it to be. haha
Actually a moderator a few months ago said it was meant to be a "disagree" comment. Or to our friends in the UK, a "not bloody likely" comment.
But is that how it's actually used on here? Seems to me a lot of people are using it in the positive.
The only people who scream woo or woo hoo in a celebratory manner are sports lunks in bars glugging beer and drunken bridesmaids eating faux European charcuterie at a vineyard banquet room. Apparently these people are here and they just didn't get the memo.
Sports lunks?
Mmk...
You like planet fitness, do you?
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4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »IHaveMyActTogether wrote: »
Completely agree, and not sure anyone (who's replied so far) has actually got a problem with it tbh. I just wanted to know whether the woo is good or bad...Why do people have an issue with woo being a negative comment? Hey not everybody says intelligent things, some people say mean things or just things that aren't agreeable. There is nothing wrong with a reaction of, no, I don't like that. Or no, I don't agree with that. When did everybody become so sensitive that we had to make everything rainbows and puppies to get through the day? I'm not saying bash anybody, and definitely not for bashing somebody's picture......I'm just saying so what if woo means hell no I don't think so......I think having comment words of nothing but kiss *kitten* is fraudulent and a kin to participation trophies.
It is whatever you want it to be. haha
Actually a moderator a few months ago said it was meant to be a "disagree" comment. Or to our friends in the UK, a "not bloody likely" comment.
But is that how it's actually used on here? Seems to me a lot of people are using it in the positive.
The history behind woo:
1. It was voted in by MFP users (this is frequently forgotten). Before it became a button it was a term used often that sorta meant "bad science". For example "apple cider vinegar cures all!!!!" response "that is total woo!"
2. When it became a button the original guidance was is had 2 meanings 1. woohoo (as in cheering) 2. woo (as in bad science (see example above) - you were supposed to use it as it applied to the thread. Fora success story you would assume your woos are woohoos, for a debate you could assume it was similar to a "you are incorrect" button.
3. then that was too confusing so they decided it only means woo science, and made the button a grumpyish looking face thing, that kinda looks like a weird bio hazard symbol IMO and is still confusing.
4. Regardless of what MFP says a button means most people assign whattever freaking meaning they want to it and use it however they want. So, there is really no telling whether a woo is good or bad, it depends on who does the wooing, and since you don't know, you don't know.
5. Also, dont forget the accidental scroll woo, the location of the woo button on the app screen easily leads to accidental woo pressing when a user is trying to scroll. This happens often.
#2 kills me. It's like the idea was proposed by people who have never actually taken part in a forum.1 -
I'm going to start using it for everything because I like being ambiguous.10
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IHaveMyActTogether wrote: »IHaveMyActTogether wrote: »
Completely agree, and not sure anyone (who's replied so far) has actually got a problem with it tbh. I just wanted to know whether the woo is good or bad...Why do people have an issue with woo being a negative comment? Hey not everybody says intelligent things, some people say mean things or just things that aren't agreeable. There is nothing wrong with a reaction of, no, I don't like that. Or no, I don't agree with that. When did everybody become so sensitive that we had to make everything rainbows and puppies to get through the day? I'm not saying bash anybody, and definitely not for bashing somebody's picture......I'm just saying so what if woo means hell no I don't think so......I think having comment words of nothing but kiss *kitten* is fraudulent and a kin to participation trophies.
It is whatever you want it to be. haha
Actually a moderator a few months ago said it was meant to be a "disagree" comment. Or to our friends in the UK, a "not bloody likely" comment.
But is that how it's actually used on here? Seems to me a lot of people are using it in the positive.
The only people who scream woo or woo hoo in a celebratory manner are sports lunks in bars glugging beer and drunken bridesmaids eating faux European charcuterie at a vineyard banquet room. Apparently these people are here and they just didn't get the memo.
Sports lunks?
Mmk...
You like planet fitness, do you?
Ok ok, sports automatons. And don't blame me, I didn't program them.
Why are you insulting people that like sports? I don't get it.
You are on a fitness site, calling people out for liking organized feats of fitness.
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Someone please clarify my confusion - is the 'Woo' interaction button a good or bad thing!?!
If you take a moment to think about those buttons, you'll see they get increasingly better as you move to the right. So Woo is better than a Like but not quite as good as a Hug. The icon is the same as Inspiring, so there's another hint that the mods intended for this site to be positive and supportive.3 -
4legsRbetterthan2 wrote: »IHaveMyActTogether wrote: »
Completely agree, and not sure anyone (who's replied so far) has actually got a problem with it tbh. I just wanted to know whether the woo is good or bad...Why do people have an issue with woo being a negative comment? Hey not everybody says intelligent things, some people say mean things or just things that aren't agreeable. There is nothing wrong with a reaction of, no, I don't like that. Or no, I don't agree with that. When did everybody become so sensitive that we had to make everything rainbows and puppies to get through the day? I'm not saying bash anybody, and definitely not for bashing somebody's picture......I'm just saying so what if woo means hell no I don't think so......I think having comment words of nothing but kiss *kitten* is fraudulent and a kin to participation trophies.
It is whatever you want it to be. haha
Actually a moderator a few months ago said it was meant to be a "disagree" comment. Or to our friends in the UK, a "not bloody likely" comment.
But is that how it's actually used on here? Seems to me a lot of people are using it in the positive.
The history behind woo:
1. It was voted in by MFP users (this is frequently forgotten). Before it became a button it was a term used often that sorta meant "bad science". For example "apple cider vinegar cures all!!!!" response "that is total woo!"
2. When it became a button the original guidance was is had 2 meanings 1. woohoo (as in cheering) 2. woo (as in bad science (see example above) - you were supposed to use it as it applied to the thread. Fora success story you would assume your woos are woohoos, for a debate you could assume it was similar to a "you are incorrect" button.
3. then that was too confusing so they decided it only means woo science, and made the button a grumpyish looking face thing, that kinda looks like a weird bio hazard symbol IMO and is still confusing.
4. Regardless of what MFP says a button means most people assign whattever freaking meaning they want to it and use it however they want. So, there is really no telling whether a woo is good or bad, it depends on who does the wooing, and since you don't know, you don't know.
5. Also, dont forget the accidental scroll woo, the location of the woo button on the app screen easily leads to accidental woo pressing when a user is trying to scroll. This happens often.
your post is everything this question asked
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tldr; status of woo button: whatever you want it to be
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IHaveMyActTogether wrote: »IHaveMyActTogether wrote: »IHaveMyActTogether wrote: »
Completely agree, and not sure anyone (who's replied so far) has actually got a problem with it tbh. I just wanted to know whether the woo is good or bad...Why do people have an issue with woo being a negative comment? Hey not everybody says intelligent things, some people say mean things or just things that aren't agreeable. There is nothing wrong with a reaction of, no, I don't like that. Or no, I don't agree with that. When did everybody become so sensitive that we had to make everything rainbows and puppies to get through the day? I'm not saying bash anybody, and definitely not for bashing somebody's picture......I'm just saying so what if woo means hell no I don't think so......I think having comment words of nothing but kiss *kitten* is fraudulent and a kin to participation trophies.
It is whatever you want it to be. haha
Actually a moderator a few months ago said it was meant to be a "disagree" comment. Or to our friends in the UK, a "not bloody likely" comment.
But is that how it's actually used on here? Seems to me a lot of people are using it in the positive.
The only people who scream woo or woo hoo in a celebratory manner are sports lunks in bars glugging beer and drunken bridesmaids eating faux European charcuterie at a vineyard banquet room. Apparently these people are here and they just didn't get the memo.
Sports lunks?
Mmk...
You like planet fitness, do you?
Ok ok, sports automatons. And don't blame me, I didn't program them.
Why are you insulting people that like sports? I don't get it.
You are on a fitness site, calling people out for liking organized feats of fitness.
No dear I'm in Chit Chat. I say what I please. Now about those skirts...
Fair enough. What about the skirts?2 -
Will_Workout_for_food wrote: »
Oh my boo is my bae for sure. That would be bad.2 -
IHaveMyActTogether wrote: »IHaveMyActTogether wrote: »IHaveMyActTogether wrote: »IHaveMyActTogether wrote: »
Completely agree, and not sure anyone (who's replied so far) has actually got a problem with it tbh. I just wanted to know whether the woo is good or bad...Why do people have an issue with woo being a negative comment? Hey not everybody says intelligent things, some people say mean things or just things that aren't agreeable. There is nothing wrong with a reaction of, no, I don't like that. Or no, I don't agree with that. When did everybody become so sensitive that we had to make everything rainbows and puppies to get through the day? I'm not saying bash anybody, and definitely not for bashing somebody's picture......I'm just saying so what if woo means hell no I don't think so......I think having comment words of nothing but kiss *kitten* is fraudulent and a kin to participation trophies.
It is whatever you want it to be. haha
Actually a moderator a few months ago said it was meant to be a "disagree" comment. Or to our friends in the UK, a "not bloody likely" comment.
But is that how it's actually used on here? Seems to me a lot of people are using it in the positive.
The only people who scream woo or woo hoo in a celebratory manner are sports lunks in bars glugging beer and drunken bridesmaids eating faux European charcuterie at a vineyard banquet room. Apparently these people are here and they just didn't get the memo.
Sports lunks?
Mmk...
You like planet fitness, do you?
Ok ok, sports automatons. And don't blame me, I didn't program them.
Why are you insulting people that like sports? I don't get it.
You are on a fitness site, calling people out for liking organized feats of fitness.
No dear I'm in Chit Chat. I say what I please. Now about those skirts...
Fair enough. What about the skirts?
I love the red, white and blue color scheme. Very patriotic.
Even my weight loss progress is patriotic. I should run for office.
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I find this topic comical. We all know the woo reaction has become a negative connotation around here regardless of its original intent, but who cares? If an internet strangers opinion or your woo count has the ability to affect your mood... then I say, it's time to put your phone down and go outside and play.7
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Bullet_with_Butterfly_Wings wrote: »I find this topic comical. We all know the woo reaction has become a negative connotation around here regardless of its original intent, but who cares? If an internet strangers opinion or your woo count has the ability to affect your mood... then I say, it's time to put your phone down and go outside and play.
but... but... but...
My happiness relies on my e-approval.
Heck, my existence is based on it!0 -
Bullet_with_Butterfly_Wings wrote: »I find this topic comical. We all know the woo reaction has become a negative connotation around here regardless of its original intent, but who cares? If an internet strangers opinion or your woo count has the ability to affect your mood... then I say, it's time to put your phone down and go outside and play.
but... but... but...
My happiness relies on my e-approval.
Heck, my existence is based on it!
You may to burn your phone and never look back!2 -
Literally nothing serious about this thread. Give it a break 😊Bullet_with_Butterfly_Wings wrote: »I find this topic comical. We all know the woo reaction has become a negative connotation around here regardless of its original intent, but who cares? If an internet strangers opinion or your woo count has the ability to affect your mood... then I say, it's time to put your phone down and go outside and play.2 -
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Literally nothing serious about this thread. Give it a break 😊Bullet_with_Butterfly_Wings wrote: »I find this topic comical. We all know the woo reaction has become a negative connotation around here regardless of its original intent, but who cares? If an internet strangers opinion or your woo count has the ability to affect your mood... then I say, it's time to put your phone down and go outside and play.
Just adding to the rash of comments here, I hope that's ok... if not, my day might be ruined
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And that's why I made this thread, to gauge how people were using the button. Just curiosity, it's not that deep hahaIHaveMyActTogether wrote: »
@shaf238 - I thought woo meant woohoo!
I seriously need to look at how many times I’ve been woo’ed now haha 👀
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