After you hit the :heart: button below a post, a timer begins after which you can no longer revert that action. I don’t know how long that is, but five to ten minutes it seems. A user created a topic and has been in the habit of “liking” (:heart:) every follow-up. And then today realized that one o…

The admin can increase post undo action window mins temporarily if needed.

So: increase timer, ask user to unlike, then reset timer. And in the meantime (haha), it’s open for everyone to unlike if they want (but they won’t know)?

Staff should be exempt from the post undo action window. Maybe a feature for future addition?

It’s interesting how rarely this has come up. I agree the workaround is a bit awkward, but.. it’s so rare.

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Stephen (Stephen) Mai 6, 2019, 8:04 5

Even if they were, there’s no UI to remove a specific like which isn’t your own.

That’s quite a lot of engineering instead of “look before you like”.

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