Henry finds it annoying when he can't find the share button on articles, as it prevents him from reading the full article or sharing it without liking it first. The article discusses how share buttons allow viewers to like and share articles on social media, but some articles require liking before viewing the full content. While liking helps articles spread online, Henry thinks forcing likes without seeing the full article is a bad approach that makes him unlike the article immediately. The editorial argues that articles should enable sharing without forcing likes to avoid complaints.

1. WHERE’S THE SHARE
BUTTON?
By Olivia Dalton

2. FACTS:
Share buttons give other viewers a chance to
‘like’ the article if you put it up onto your
Twitter or facebook.
Usually, you have to ‘like’
the article to view the rest
of it.

3. BACKGROUND
INFORMATION:
Henry Cooke shares all kinds of articles that he
likes on his Twitter page. But, Henry finds it
annoying when he can’t find the Share button on
different articles. He sometimes can’t read the
rest of the article or share it unless he ‘likes’ it.

4. HENRY’S OPINION:
Henry thinks it’s ‘jarring’ when he can’t
find the share button and he is forced to
‘like’ it, Henry doesn’t think being forced
to ‘like’ is a very good idea, he ‘unlikes’
the article strait away.

5. EDITORIAL:
It’s definitely annoying to be forced to ‘like’ an
article, yet you haven’t even seen the rest of it.
I think this because ‘Article Displayers’ will get
their article round the web if they ‘enable the
share button’ without people conplaining about
being forced into ‘liking’ the article.

6. BIBLIOGRAPHY
I got my information from:
Stuff.co.nz “Where’s The
Share Button”