Facebook Wants To Know If You Like This Post

The like button has left the confines of Facebook.com. Website owners can now place the soon-to-be ubiquitous blue and gray thumbs up directly on their own websites. If you’re reading this post on our website, you’ll notice the like button right below the title of this post. When you click on it, you’ve instantly liked this blog post in Facebook – without ever leaving our site.

To our RSS readers, here’s what you’re not seeing:

So now it’s easier than ever to let us know when you really like one of our blog posts. If you approve of what you’re reading – and you don’t have time to leave a comment – just hit the like button that shows up at the top of all of our blog posts.

This is actually only one of several changes Facebook has recently rolled out, but some of the other stuff gets a little heavy on the geek-speak. This is the new feature that you will probably be noticing the most as you browse your favorite websites in the coming months.