In reply to john arran:
I’ve postulated several times recently on these forums, that the “dislike” button is increasingly being used in a similar way as the “angry” emoji on Facebook - ie not as an attack on the poster or a disagreement with their post, but actually an AGREEMENT with a “negative” thing being highlighted in the post.
Example - I report that I saw a youth deliberately coughing on some paramedics tending to someone in the street, and then laughing at them.
You don’t like that this happened, it makes you angry, you register this by clicking “dislike”