Facebook users took to the social media site to react to the company's decision to test what Facebook chief executive officer Mark Zuckerberg called a "dislike button" - and not everyone liked the idea.<br />In a town hall-style question and answer session Tuesday, Zuckerberg took questions from users about topics ranging from virtual reality to his wife's pregnancy.<br />Yet most Facebook users fixated on his announcement that the 1.5-billion user social network was working on adding a button other than "like."<br />Users flooded Zuckerberg's official Facebook page with nearly 3,000 comments largely about the dislike option.<br />While some said they would use Facebook more if the button were introduced, others said it would lead to cyberbullying and more negativity on the site.<br />Users have been asking for a dislike button for several years, Zuckerberg said, though it may not necessarily be named dislike or be represented with a thumbs down.<br />He added that the company was preparing to test a version of the button.
