What is "I like this entry" button?

"I like this entry" button is a new way of showing the author that you liked their entry. It might come in handy when you feel like expressing your appreciation to the author but don't have time to write an extensive comment.
The button could be found on entries' pages, in journals and in Friends Feed. Click the heart button to show that you like the entry; click it one more time if you change your mind.

You can enable notifications on feedbacks to your posts at Notifications tab of the account settings page. Please note that if you disable comments to your posts, they cannot be marked as "liked" either. Users with account with Professional package of services can also view their feedback statistics. All entries you liked can be seen here.

You can view a list of the last 100 readers who liked the entry by hovering the cursor over the heart button next to the post. There will be "Add to friends" button next to every user in this list or message that the user is already in your Friends list.

Reactions to comments

Reactions are various emotion types that can be utilized to react to comments. There are 16 reactions in total:

— How do I set up the reactions?

You can set up visibility and manage which reactions users can select in the settings, in the « Reactions to comments» tab.

— How do the reactions work?

Near your comment, you can see:

• Your reaction


• Total reaction count


• Icons of three most popular reactions

To see the entire reaction range (and all their authors), you have to tap the total reaction count.

If the number of reactions to a comment reaches ten, the comment's author will get an email notification.

Blocked users cannot react to comments of users who blocked them.