I'd imagine that'd be a nightmare to program.
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Mushroomguy12
it wouldn't be too much of a nightmare to program. You'd just have to stop an inherency of the act of liking a like from liking itself. You can usually use "if" checks to do that in the same line of code where a specific parameters must be met and X does not happen if those parameters aren't met. You'd use the same "if" checks to tell the system to like a like rather than the post "if" the post itself is liked by transferring the target of the variables.
Mushroomguy12
it wouldn't be too much of a nightmare to program. You'd just have to stop an inherency of the act of liking a like from liking itself. You can usually use "if" checks to do that in the same line of code where a specific parameters must be met and X does not happen if those parameters aren't met. You'd use the same "if" checks to tell the system to like a like rather than the post "if" the post itself is liked by transferring the target of the variables.
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RetrogamerMax
I remember hearing
Verde Coeden Scalesworth
telling me that the reason a more recent user couldn't become the thread owner of a thread that's older than their first post is because of the weird coding on this site. I can't imagine programming in liking someone else's like of someone else's post as like
Mushroomguy12
said above it would be a nightmare to program.
Verde Coeden Scalesworth
telling me that the reason a more recent user couldn't become the thread owner of a thread that's older than their first post is because of the weird coding on this site. I can't imagine programming in liking someone else's like of someone else's post as like
Mushroomguy12
said above it would be a nightmare to program.