Facebook will soon add a “dislike” button allowing users to express empathy, rather than negativity, substantiating its goal of “connecting the world.” As the social network increasingly positions itself as a destination for news and thought-provoking conversations, the binary “like” button with its inferred positivity grows ever more restrictive.
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