Ever since Facebook changed its classic Like for chance to react in different ways besides this, everything has changed and been for the better. Reactions on Facebook have even become the addiction of many people, much more than just Like.
If you are new to the Facebook platform, you don't have enough knowledge about how to socialize through it and you want to learn one of the funniest activities of the moment, reacting, you can continue reading this article to learn it.
What is a Facebook reaction and what does it mean?
When we speak of reaction, we always refer to the immediate or long-term effect that a first action had, and this will necessarily have consequences. One reaction is there response to an action previous, in other words.
The reaction serve ad to express what we feel, the feeling that a situation has caused us and what we have inside when we do what a third party has done or does, which can be a person or any entity. Therefore, we can say that it serves to give an immediate and often unconscious answer.
A reaction on Facebook is therefore the digital representation used by the users of the platform, to express their feeling in seeing the publication or live video that another user, another profile, has offered.
Facebook reactions then serve to advertise the liking, disgust, disgust, annoyance, sadness or fascination produced by the content or information that someone, who can be a person or an institutional body, shared on the Facebook timeline.
Many people see their own meaning in reactions in their publications, and it is that they definitely cause satisfaction just as it did receiving one or more likes, so getting more reactions and likes is a goal.
How can I react to a post or comment on Facebook?
In the timeline or Facebook schedule we will constantly find the publications of the pages we follow, the friends we have and / or the groups we are subscribed to; And this is more and more constant when we have many pages in a row, added friends and group memberships.
Postings on Facebook are interpreted based on the user who sees them: some of the posts on certain pages may appear to be something very different than others; it's a question of judgment and perspective.
But in general, publications can be defined as information that is disclosed in the Facebook schedule, with a specific purpose.
Comments they are another type of reaction, even if they are not considered as such, they are posted by users outside of the posting, to fulfill the obvious goal of commenting on what has been posted, and it is saved. You can even see all the comments you've made on Facebook.
To react to your friends' posts or followed pages, you just need to locate the option to react, which is found under each publication, and you will have to choose the reaction you want from the options that appear. And your friends will then be notified of your reaction and vice versa.
How to see when my friends react to my posts or comments on Facebook?
Anything that can have an effect on our publications or on the labels that have been made to us from a post, will appear in the our Facebook notifications, a bell-shaped section that we have at the top of the screen.
The reactions also go directly to the notifications, which we can receive even when we do not have the Facebook application installed.
But it can also happen that you do not receive notifications, and therefore you do not find that your friends have reacted to the different posts you have. published or shared.
The solution to this is to go to settings in notifications and activate the 'switch' reactions. Once this is done, you will know who reacts to your comments or posts.
However, it may be that for your own and personal reasons you are not interested in knowing who or who reacts to everything you post, so you have the right to disable notifications.
