>For the like button do you think you can extend the functionality to be similar to Facebook? Say, I'd like to give Kevin's reply to Doug a "sad" face icon which I would do if it would be a Facebook post.

For years, I have tried to say away from such a feature. Despite the site offering something that is widely used on social networking platforms, I never wanted to go too far in that direction. As I explained in my first book, and soon with more information in the 3rd book, one of the reason this site has survived that long is that is tried to preserve as much human values as possible. I do believe that all those visual emojis are counter productive and do not belong in any professional platform.

>I do hope that the crisis will be over sooner rather than later. Our local JCC is closed (as I suppose everywhere in the country now) and I'm finding it very hard to be without my regular exercise. Last ~7 years I went to JCC every day twice a day and it helped to maintain my weight. Without regular exercise it's very hard and all I try on my own doesn't work as good as group exercises.

I agree. I have been training on a daily basis all my life and, among other things, it is sad that we are now living in a subjective era which differs from one place to another. I have been writing several articles on the topic, one which is available in this site in the Coronavirus section. I submitted a plan to CNN two weeks ago for a potential resolution to this issue. I would just hope this would be more universally approached in which all those restrictions would be done the same everywhere so to resolve this issue faster, however with more drastic measures, which I believe in the long run society would be ok with. I also hope this wouldn't last months but weeks. I have been studying this situation since there was also ten cases. This goes back a few months. There are ways to resolve every situation. We just need people walking tall.