Founder Mark Zuckerberg revealed during a meeting at
Facebook's headquarters in
California that the company is planning to try out other buttons than “like”:
He said,"It's important to give people more
options than just
“like”. Not every moment is a good moment. If you share
something that’s
sad like a refugee
crisis that touches
you or a family
member passes away, it may not be comfortable to like
that post…I do think
it’s important to
give people more
options than liking
it".
In other words, you’ll soon be able to “dislike” posts to your
heart’s content.
Its counterpart, the "like" button, was rolled out in 2009, and the logo has since become synonymous with the social
network. But until now it's been the only button available.
Users have been campaigning for a "dislike" button for years, saying that a “like” isn’t suitable
in all situations, but Facebook has repeatedly resisted demands for such a "voting mechanism"
on posts. But now the social media giant is finally bowing to
popular pressure.

www.cityam.com/224383/its-finally-happening-mark-zuckerberg-confirms-facebook-working-dislike-button

seun, take note, we need more buttons too

Not bad