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# Die Geschichte des Like-Buttons auf Facebook
- URL: https://neunetz.com/die-geschichte-des-like-buttons-auf-facebook/
- Published: 2010-10-16T12:00:00.000Z
- Updated: 2010-10-16T12:00:00.000Z
- Author: Marcel Weiß
- Tags: Meta, Social, #wp, #wp-post, #visibility-public, #Import 2024-11-21 20:37

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Facebook-Mitarbeiter Andrew Bosworth (aktuell verantwortlich für die Teams für Facebook Chat, Facebook Inbox und Facebook Groups)[beantwortet auf Quora die Frage nach der Entstehungsgeschichte des Like-Buttons](http://www.quora.com/Facebook-company/Whats-the-history-of-the-Awesome-Button-that-eventually-became-the-Like-button-on-Facebook/answer/Andrew-Boz-Bosworth):

> July 13, 2007 - In the initial email discussion about a project codenamed "Props" between me, Justin Rosenstein , Leah Pearlman, Ezra Callahan, and Akhil Wable, we boil down the discussion of symbols to:  
> \- stars (concern that it would translate to "I give this 1 star" which is a bad review)  
> \- plus sign (possibly accompanied with a minus sign, apropos to this discussion)  
> \- thumbs up (concern about internationalization, this is a bad sign in some places)  
> We also consider lots of language and settle, temporarily, on "awesome."  
>  
> \[..\]  
>  
> February 9, 2009 - Facebook launches "like" and is widely accused of stealing the idea from Friendfeed. I believe the credit for getting this out the door goes to Jonathan Pines and Jared Morgenstern as well as designer Soleio