Say “Me too” on a question

✋ Me too says “I have the same question” or “I need this too”. The person who asked sees that more people need an answer, and you'll hear what happens next on the post.

1. Open the reactions on the post

   Tap the reaction button under the post, before the replies count. In the app's post screen it's React.

2. Pick ✋ Me too

   It's the third of the six reactions. Your ✋ is added to the count straight away.

3. Watch for answers

   You now follow the post, so you get notified about new replies and when the asker marks one This helped.

The rules

• It's one of your reactions. You get one reaction per post, so Me too replaces any other reaction you'd left, such as 🙌 Helpful. Picking another reaction later replaces your Me too.
• Not on your own post or reply. ✋ is hidden from the reactions on things you wrote. If you try anyway, you'll see “You can't say ‘me too’ to your own question.”
• On someone else's reply you can use Me too as well. That one doesn't make you follow the post.
• To take it back, open the reactions and tap ✋ again.

Who sees your Me too

• Everyone sees the ✋ count on the post.
• Nobody sees a list of who tapped it.
• The person who asked gets a notification that you reacted. People following the post can hear about new Me toos too.

You follow the post

Tapping ✋ on a post makes you follow it. Taking your Me too back doesn't stop that. To stop the notifications, see Follow a post or stop its notifications.

Me too in a circle

A circle's Help desk and Alert & Timing tiles have their own Me too button, for reporting the same issue or outage. That one counts towards the report, not a post's reactions. See The help desk and Alerts and timings.