Add a 'good luck' reaction

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I feel like, in many situations, I want to say something for support to the member selling a service, or of equivalence. However, I don't really want to comment, especially if I don't know the person and/or haven't seen them on this site. This might possibly be the same as a 'Winner' reaction, but I feel they would have a completely different meaning.

This to me seems very brief but I would like to know your opinions and I am definitely up for a discussion.
 
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  • Any suggestions related to modifications to the reaction/rating system will be declined. This includes removal of the entire rating system, additional ratings, changing ratings to neutral, etc.
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Alright, sorry about that. And it’s not useless, I was wanting peoples opinions on it, not quoting rules.
 
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I think it could work and would mean less comments that sellers have to go through to find people who actually want to buy there product.
 

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+1 from me

It would help sellers go through their offers faster, and prevent people from just commenting "glws"
 

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There are no plans to introduce new reactions any time soon, and a good luck reaction just seems to have the same purpose as a like or winner. If you want to wish someone well on their service but can't be bothered leaving a meaningful comment, simply like the thread for the same purpose.

Denied, thanks for the suggestion.
 
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