🎯展示所有评论反应的好处之一是人们可以按个人反应进行筛选，例如找到那些获得'改变了我的想法？'反应的评论或其他重要信号的反应，这有助于更精准地获取信息。

👀能够关注个人的反应也是有好处的，可能会认为某个人有有趣的品味，想看看他们公开反应的内容，以此获得好的阅读材料，但这也可能使人们在反应时更加自我意识。

🔍文章还探讨了可访问性的程度，从在用户个人资料上有可点击的按钮，到只有少数用户能发现和使用的某个不起眼的链接，不同程度的可访问性会产生不同的影响。

Published on August 20, 2024 4:35 PM GMT

There is currently an admin-only page that shows a list of all comments that have been reacted to (in chronological order). Periodically I think "it might just be nice to show this to everyone, and to let them filter by individual reacts, or individual users."

The reason individual reacts might be nice is to filter for things like "what comments/posts got the 'changed my mind?' react", or other reacts that stand out as some kind of an important signal.

The reason being able to follow an individual's reacts might be nice is that you might think an individual has interesting taste, and want to see things they publicly reacted to, browsing it for good reading. (I know people who used to follow individual's likes on twitter as a particularly good way to get a curated feed)

The reason you might not want this is that, while reacts are public, making it super legible and easy to follow a given individual might make people more self-conscious about reacting to things, and think of it as more of a performative act. 

There are degrees of accessibility, ranging from "on a user's profile there's a button you can click taking you to a public react page filtered for that user" to "there's an obscure link somewhere to the /reacts page that a small percentage of users find out about and use."

Curious what people think about this. Does the cost seem significant? Does the upside seem significant?