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LittleMousling ([personal profile] littlemousling) wrote in [community profile] ao3some2012-04-06 09:03 am

Meaning of Kudos

Poll #10088 Meaning of Kudos
This poll is anonymous.
Open to: Registered Users, detailed results viewable to: All, participants: 369

When I click the Kudos button, it most often means (one or more of) the following:

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Good job!
261 (70.7%)

I liked this!
339 (91.9%)

I finished this and didn't hate it!
60 (16.3%)

I ADORED this!
204 (55.3%)

I like clicking buttons and assign no meaning!
4 (1.1%)

None of these options apply
6 (1.6%)



This is a sort of follow-up to [personal profile] bethbethbeth's great Kudos/Comments poll here. There are a number of comments there discussing the various reasons people click the Kudos button, some of which may be more common reasons than others.

Feel free to expand on your answer!
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[personal profile] qem_chibati 2012-04-09 12:24 am (UTC)(link)
I know I've left a lot more comments because of kudos, than I would have done otherwise.

I've had a couple of negative run-ins with some authors based on reviews I've left, (And I'm a squee only reviewer, pretty much.) so in order for me to leave a comment I need to be in a very positive mood, leaving no feedback tends to make me feel more negative about myself.

I'm very much of the belief that comments are much more about the people who left them, than the actual story.