So you want users to only be able to share your post but not like it or leave a comment on it?

Is that correct?

No certainly not. You don’t want to be able to limit those features and you can’t really do so anyway. I’m not sure what you saw or under what context it was but it wouldn’t have been a straight up post from a friend.

It may have been a facebook bug or maybe an unusual situation for whatever reason….facebook has been really buggy lately.

Anyway, you don’t want to limit those things as they are all valuable.

No doubt a share is more valuable than a comment and a comment has more weight than a post like but they are all important and you want to be getting a mixed bag of all of them.

Can you give some more info on where you have seen these posts and the relationship the person had to you? (facebook fan? Facebook Friend? FB friends friend etc?

Cheers

Sometimes when you use a 3rd party app to post on Facebook, the sharing features are limited. For example, if you use Hootsuite, some of your posts will not have a “share” option. Other times you can only “like” or “comment” but not a combination of all three options. Not sure if this is the case here.

@deniserubright What post on that users profile you posted are you referring to? I looked at his profile and could see all options on all his posts????

@deniserubright

Hi Denise,

Also check your secure browsing settings if it is enabled. Sometimes people get confused when they see the https in the browser, but it should be green.

Here is a video which you can go check out how to do this.

http://www.youtube.com/user/bvgimgroup

It should be the first video at this stage as i had clients with similar problems

Bertie