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Forget the Facebook Dislike button. Here is the Meh button

Not long after Facebook introduced the Like button, one developer created the Dislike button for Facebook in the form of a Firefox addon. This became very popular, if we were to judge by numbers. More than 3 million Facebook users are rooting for the Dislike button at the time of this writing. But what if you neither like nor dislike something? There should be a third button, one that expresses your apathy.

A reader of a fairly well known pop culture blog BoingBoing has proposed the Meh button.

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Inspired by the BoingBoing article, PubNub promptly created a Meh button - ready to install in your websites. The Facebook "Meh" Button is open source, built using PubNub, a JavaScript API, and hosted on Google Apps Engine.

meh-button

But will you care enough to click the Meh button?

[via TheNextWeb]

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  1. AnonymousMarch 17, 2011 at 2:49 PM

    haha this is funny.., but if you neither like / dislike something, wouldnt it be easier to just not click one, lol

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  2. HexicleJanuary 9, 2013 at 8:34 AM

    It's your fault for being too logical and intelligent.
    You didn't know?
    Don't you know what comments forms are for?
    People wasting their lives on useless debates and arguments.
    Why use a Meh button?
    Well people are wasting their lives, why should I waste mine on a Meh button?

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  3. AnonymousApril 7, 2013 at 6:51 PM

    Letting someone know that his/her mediocre postings have about as much weight as a fart in windstorm is what this country needs. Otherwise I might as well be a stuck in this slice of cultural void where the deepest thoughts around are found on the back of a car's rear bumper forever.

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