Oh, I&#x27;m sure it did in some way. And I&#x27;m sure the Reactions will change the way that we create posts in the future. I&#x27;m not sure, though, if it will change in the way you suggest. I suppose I would be interested if certain subjects would be shared more, and it&#x27;s possible that the tone of posts would change. For myself, though, I have a hard time imagining a post that I would make knowing potential reactions included a &#x27;like&#x27; that I wouldn&#x27;t make if, say, a &#x27;sad&#x27; or &#x27;angry&#x27; option were also available. I guess I&#x27;d be even less likely (than completely unlikely?) to post anything vaguely political. But other people post differently, I guess.<p>To be honest, until I see how others use them most of the new options seem so blunt (or maybe so cute?) as to be almost embarrassing to use.<p>Maybe &#x27;perplexed&#x27; or &#x27;impressed&#x27; would be good options?