💨 Abstract
The Like button, a ubiquitous thumbs-up icon, revolutionized digital communication and engagement. Originating from Roman gladiator gestures and popularized by characters like Fonzie, it became a key feature for online platforms. Yelp, YouTube, and other early tech companies experimented with feedback mechanisms, but it was Facebook that popularized the Like button in 2009, despite initial resistance from CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
Courtesy: wtop.com
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