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What would Twitter look like with an absolute number of Likes in the system?
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this post was submitted on 11 Jul 2023
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I would predict even more botting would be used to influence likes/dislikes as limiting them would make them even more influential.
I'd also bet on their being even more useless comments saying expressing people's like or dislike of something, which might be good for engagement numbers but bad for overall conversation.