Facebook Testing Button to Let Users `Downvote' Comments

The transcript discusses Facebook's introduction of a downvote feature, inspired by Reddit, to address content quality issues. It highlights Facebook's strategy of adopting successful ideas from other platforms like Snapchat and Reddit. Concerns about trolls and harassment in comments are addressed, with the downvote feature seen as a potential solution. Financial analysis shows user growth slowing but revenue per user increasing, indicating marketers' continued interest. Facebook aims to focus on quality interactions, despite challenges in changing user behavior.

What is the primary reason Facebook was hesitant to introduce a dislike button?

• To avoid increasing negativity on the platform

• To prevent technical challenges

• To maintain user anonymity

• To reduce server load

Which platform's feature did Facebook successfully replicate with Instagram stories?

• LinkedIn

• Reddit

• Snapchat

• Twitter

What is one of the main reasons users are spending less time on Facebook, according to the transcript?

• Arguments in the comments

• High subscription fees

• Technical issues

• Lack of new features

How did Facebook's revenue per user change despite slower user growth?

• It increased

• It remained the same

• It fluctuated unpredictably

• It decreased significantly

What are Facebook's two buzzword phrases of the year mentioned in the transcript?

• Security and privacy

• Innovation and expansion

• Quality interactions and time well spent

• User engagement and growth