Is the implementation of a 'like' system beneficial of detrimental?

[potato_hamster]

RolStoppable said:

potato_hamster said:

You're keeping a list of comments I've made that you you think are unreasonable that can pull out at a moments notice when you want to try and discredit me? Do you have a little text file stored on your computer or something? I bet you do!

What did you name it? Where is it located? Let me guess! My DocumentsVGChartzEnemiesPotato_hamster.txt

That would be funny if it weren't so sad and pathetic.

That's the classic comeback of someone who has been proven wrong. Nothing more than an attempt to discredit the person who brought forth the proof.

You shouldn't have made the claim that your opinions are perfectly reasonable, not with your posting history.

Discredit you? Why would I bother to do that? Silly Rol, you do a great job of that all on your own!

I've made over 2300 forum posts across hundreds of threads. Apparently you've found 7 of them across 2-3 threads to be "unreasonable" filed them away in your little text document, and this in your mind means I don't have any right to claim I've been "perfectly reasonable" on this site? Of course, it should go without saying - but since this is you we're talking about, these posts are only unreasonable in your opinion! Unfortunately for you, your opinion isn't actually an objective fact, despite your persistent attitude that it should be treated as such (like the notion that showing off your adorable little text file "proves me wrong"). I won't go into whether or not those posts hold reasonable views, because that would be incredibly off topic, and derailing to the tread.

So, let's just say that you've done a tremendous job of displaying exactly the kind of behavior that a like system invites.