"Woo" Button to Comment on Posts (?)

Psychgrrl
Psychgrrl Posts: 3,177 Member
edited November 19 in Chit-Chat
So, when I logged in tonight, I saw a "Woo" emoticon just past the "awesome." What's it for? Is it "woo" as in woo-hoo (cheering)? Or is it "woo" as in "this post is full of "woo" (not-so-good-thing)?
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  • Alatariel75
    Alatariel75 Posts: 18,349 Member
    Does it make anyone else think of this...?
    tenor.gif

    OMG yes hahahaha
  • b3achy
    b3achy Posts: 2,129 Member
    edited June 2017
    Agree that it's completely useless as it means both per the developers. And quite annoyed that it's after the 'awesome' button as I typically try to use that a lot in the challenge threads, and I've almost clicked the useless 'woo' button instead now that it's there at the end of the list. grrrr.... :s
  • b3achy
    b3achy Posts: 2,129 Member
    b3achy wrote: »
    Agree that it's completely useless as it means both per the developers. And quite annoyed that it's after the 'awesome' button as I typically try to use that a lot in the challenge threads, and I've almost clicked the useless 'woo' button instead now that it's there. grrrr.... :s

    So you know, if you click on the wrong button, you can just click on the one you intended to use instead and it will change it. ;)

    Yea, I know...but it's my Pavlovian response to just click the last one...and now every time I have to stop and pick the next to the last one because of a potentially useful button made impotent by the developers' definition, it just irks me that I have to change my routine. If the button were actually useful, I'd get over it and quietly retrain myself. Instead having something useless there is just annoying, IMO. First world problems, clearly.
  • Old_Cat_Lady
    Old_Cat_Lady Posts: 1,193 Member
    edited June 2017
    In our nearby top tech school many programmers look like they are from China. Could woo mean something extremely positive in that country? I had to ask. Not being racist. Not at all. Maybe India? Outsourcing is also a thing. Cheap programmers in other countries.
  • bpetrosky
    bpetrosky Posts: 3,911 Member
    In our nearby top tech school many programmers look like they are from China. Could woo mean something extremely positive in that country? I had to ask. Not being racist. Not at all. Maybe India? Outsourcing is also a thing. Cheap programmers in other countries.

    And yet....
  • RAinWA
    RAinWA Posts: 1,980 Member
    I miss the "agree" button. That was so handy!

    I kind of like that the "woo" button has more than one meaning. Nobody knows whether you think something is woo or are cheering someone on. So everyone is right all the time! :)
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