liked by creator

Definition

A notification or badge indicating that the original author or poster of content has 'liked' or favorited a comment or reply beneath their post. This interaction signals approval and often increases visibility of that comment.

Example Usage

My comment got liked by the creator, and suddenly it jumped to the top of the section.

Origin

Became standard with modern social media platforms' like and engagement systems.

Fun Fact

Creators liking comments is a form of social currency; being 'liked by creator' is highly sought-after and can make a commenter's day.

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