Until now, we could only express our opinion (with comments) on Facebook by liking the content, but in September Mark Zuckerberg shook the social network with the news that Facebook is introducing emoticons, these reactions ("Reactions"), which will join " "like" and offered users more possibilities of expression. The emotes have been tested by users in Ireland and Spain over the past months, and will be available elsewhere at the end of January. Do you like the news or would you rather "yayali" it?
New ones emotional symbols (you olive or ”Reactions”) will be until the end of January 2016 available to all Facebook users, including Slovenian users. Button 'I like' is joined by six responses that express love ("love"), sadness ("sad"), anger ("angry"), laughter ("haha"), satisfaction ("yay") and love ("love").
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Users have long urged the social network Facebook to introduce the button 'I do not like', but due to the possibility of its malicious use, Facebook executives abandoned the idea and instead introduced a range of emoticons that they were the first to experience Spanish and Irish users, and before the rest of the world, those from the Philippines, Portugal and Colombia. They were the first real "touchstone" for reactions terrorist attacks in Paris.
