500px where is the dislike button

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Sep 12, 1 I see I have negative affection on px. Sep 12, 2 on each photo, there is a like and dislike button you can press. Sep 12, 4 Any way to find out who? Sep 12, 5 I am pretty sure there is no way of finding out. Sep 12, 6 Doesn't look to good when you have a negative affection on your portfolio though. Sep 12, 7 jmweb wrote in post Any way to find out who? If you are a member of good standing of this clique then you could cheerfully photograph your backside and expect it to be front page by morning.

Scott Kelby, the highly respected photographer and author warned that this situation would happen, over a year ago. If you click it then it will typically knock a photo back about four pages in the popularity rankings, so it would appear to have a far greater weighting than a V or an F. Unfortunately the Dislike button seems to be deployed very often by people, not because they do actually dislike a photo, but because they want to increase the chances of their own image.

It is clearly being used from fake accounts in order to game the system and the loser in that regard is quality photography. As a photo garners likes and favourites its pulse increases and then as that subsides, its pulse drops too. The algorithm uses a time decay variable which happens at the same time each night.

As crappy as Flickr is, at least there is a modicum of community involvement thanks primarily to the Groups feature and their associated chat forums.

There is nothing similar on px whatsoever. You occasionally get a bit of brief to-and-fro with another px user but this is inevitably because they are new and trying to garner favour with you. So instead of introducing community features in order to encourage worthwhile interaction between paying members of the site, px introduced useless facilities such as Stories a half-arsed photo-blog tool and Flow which shows you photos people you follow have Liked or commented on who cares?

At YouTube, we strive to be a place where creators of all sizes and backgrounds can find and share their voice. To ensure that YouTube promotes respectful interactions between viewers and creators, we introduced several features and policies to improve their experience. As part of this experiment, viewers could still see and use the dislike button. In short, our experiment data showed a reduction in dislike attacking behavior 1.