Likes allow users to show appreciation for other users' contributions to the digital workplace. Except for tasks, all content types and comments allow users to add a Like by selecting the Like button. The number displayed next to the Like button is the total number of other users who have liked the content. You can be the first person to add a like if there is no number.
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Considerations
- Button visibility: If a Like button is not visible on content and comments, it is likely that an administrator has turned Likes off in your workplace.
Who can do this?
- Any digital workplace member
Like content and comments
To like content, select its Like button. When directly viewing content, the position of the Like button depends on the content type:
- Blog articles, files, forum topics, microblog posts, wiki articles, and comments: You can find the Like button below the content.
- Calendar events: You can find the Like button next to the content in the information panel.
Many widgets and channels allow liking a specific post from their feeds. In these situations, you can find Like buttons next to or below each item in the feed.
Selecting the Like button a second time will remove your like from the content.