The "dislike" button you've been waiting for is finally coming to Facebook.
During a town hall Tuesday, Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg said Facebook is responding to years of demand from users who simply aren't satisfied with the "like" button alone.
Zuckerberg didn't confirm whether the feature would officially be called "dislike" or specify when it would be rolled out. The Menlo Park, Calif., company had resisted developing a "dislike" button for years because Zuckerberg wanted to avoid a Reddit-style system of upvoting or downvoting posts.
"That doesn't seem like the kind of community that we want to create," he said during the Q&A at Facebook's headquarters, which was streamed live on Zuckerberg's Facebook page.