Thanks for the link. Based on their promotional video, there are two things I didn&#x27;t realize.<p>1. Even though there are multiple reactions, they&#x27;re counted in aggregate. So instead of see 6 smilies, 2 sadfaces, and 1 like, you&#x27;ll see 9 interactions were given.<p>2. The most recent 3 reactions are shown. There&#x27;s no way of telling who reacted in which way, and the reaction break down.<p>3. I was completely wrong with points 1 and 2. After testing out the feature, it&#x27;s trivial to see the reaction breakdown by either hovering over the reaction counts, or by clicking it.<p>Realizing the hardest part of this change for me is that I have no idea how to refer to the &quot;reaction counts&quot;. Should I say, &quot;Hey, your video had so many reactions!&quot;? I guess I&#x27;ll have to feel it out. Sort of starting to feel that this was a strategic move by FB to capture any new &quot;like&quot; type interaction that a competitor tries to release. Github has stars, Twitter now has hearts, FB has always been likes, but soon can&#x2F;will be everything.<p>EDIT: Realized that reactions don&#x27;t work in comments.