Too much 'like'?

[carloswebcomic]

Well, if people didn't want to get 'Likes', then they shouldn't be putting their comic on the internet of all places.

[clumsydeydey]

Oh I've been wondering about the same things recently. Because I always tend to like each and every single page of every comic I read, first because I like it (or else I wouldn't be reading it) and then it's also my own way of supporting the artist as I can't possibly support all of them (if I could I would though). I also use that as a way to know if I read the page or not.

[Bluejay]

You got a point there, hoho. I guess people will just have to accept the batch of likes nonetheless if it's only from one person.

[ikushina]

I'm a slut for comments + likes, so I don't mind them at all :'D please spam my activity lol

[igneriss]

There's nothing like 'too much like'. I love getting them on pages, and love when suddenly there are lots of notifications because someone discovered my comic and clicked like on almost every page. At least I know that person cared to read it CX

[Pandastrophic]

Have to agree with @igneriss XD
Pretty sure likes are always meant to be a good thing, I don't think they're meant to mean anything other than someone likes and is willing to support your work, and clicking the like button is a small thing they can do to show the artist that.
(it's more so them giving all these likes wrapped in a present to the artist rather than throwing it at them.)

[kazukitakamura126]

I like to get "likes" and comments it reassures me that I am doing a good job. It also helps with my confidence in my abilities.

[ComicKitty]

No problem with that. I am happy to notice if someone goes through all the comics.

[Doubtcent]

Liking in general is not bad because it in turn doesn't require the artist to sift through them individually.
Comments however....

[Diabolo]

I'm perfectly fine if someone goes through and likes every episode, it will help bump up the series to the trending section.

Oh yes, exactly!
Whenever reading a new comic and really enjoying it, I like every page in the hope that it will somehow help it appear in the trending section.
It's a way to say to the author "hey, you've got a new reader there, I just went through your whole story and it was great" + trying to be useful to them and help them get more attention.

[Devon]

Agreed. No such thing as too much like. I know this may not mean a lot from someone who only just started creating a webcomic, but I get giddy everytime I get a notification that one or more of my pages was 'liked'.

[Jelw]

I tend to only like comics as a sort of way to "save" them. Subscribing is my way of showing I like the series, likes are my way of giving feedback on the comics/pages I thought were above-and-beyond and therefore want to be easily able to find in my likes.
I don't think likes are ever bad, though. At least, on Tapastic. On a site like Tumblr, I would say likes don't really benefit the creator because a reblog does so much more for exposure and letting the artist's work be seen.

[BraveHeartTatsumaki]

I don't mind it, actually, I'd appreciate it a lot 'cause it will mean that people like what I'm doing.

[abbastudios]

So a creator has a fan and is uncomfortable with that?

Forget about them and like and comment as much as you want.

Most creators want to know the fans are out there and what they think.

[Bluejay]

You got it down! I feel a lot better now with my like-spamming, haha XD Have some likes everyone ﾟ+｡:.ﾟヽ(*´∀`)ﾉﾟ.:｡+ﾟ Because you all deserve it for being wonderful creators 〜

[yvettegustafsson]

Can there be too much likes? No, don't think so. Fire away!

[starlightcityentert]

I love talking to the same readers each week, I appreciate them and want them to keep liking and commenting.

[tableflipstudios]

We appreciate the comments from our readers. At least it lets us know what we are doing right or wrong.

[Jrej]

Likes for me are a way to see who from the subscribers is more invested in the story. Those are the hardcore fans!
Anyone knows how to see all the names of those who like? It only sums it up for me...

[Aetherwing]

I don't mind at all! In fact, it's very flattering and it helps boost comics to the trending section =D
And I love responding to comments.