Facebook authorities have brought a new button to remove or hide any objectionable or unwanted comments. Its name is 'downstairs'. The United States has already started limited testing in this button. But it does not mean to say 'dislike' button to facebook
This button allows you to delete or hide offensive or unwanted comments from your posts if you wish.
According to BBC News, the website has confirmed that it has a website called 'Tech Crunch' to review the Facebook down-votes button. Apart from this, such downward buttons have been used in some social networking sites long before. This button can be arranged so that unpopular posts are less visible.
Tech Crunch said in a statement, "We have introduced this feature (downward button) on our public page. Users are responding well to this. Only US users get the chance.
A small number of US Facebook users have been able to use the down-votes button. In the face of various criticisms, Facebook recently made more such initiatives. For a long time, users have been asking for a dissonance or a dislike button. In view of this demand, Facebook is expected to take such initiative.
Clicking on the downward button will not see the corresponding comment again. Facebook users can hide such objectionable, confusing or irrelevant posts or comments. But with this button the whole post can not be hidden. In addition, its status can not be changed in the ranking of news feeds.
Analysts say Facebook is now trying to portray itself as a responsible organization. Their last such initiative is considered as a step.
CCS Insight's technical analyst Martin Garner said, "It is very clear that Mark Zuckerberg does not want to take any objectionable or confusing task to Facebook."
Meanwhile, Facebook announced on Friday that the number of engineers in the UK was doubled by increasing their number of engineers. Their work will be resolved quickly with the problems faced by Facebook users. Their responsibility is to find out solutions to various types of problems starting from fraud, harassment and false news.