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Like it or not, Facebook's trademark "Like" button is set to get more expressive.

The social network has announced plans to launch a new set of emoticons to replace the traditional button. The "Reactions" will allow users to express a range of emotions including love, happiness, anger and sadness. However, "dislike" will not be one of them.

It comes after CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the company was working on adding a button other than "Like" to express empathy:

"You know not every moment is a good moment (right)... If you are sharing something that is sad,you know whether it's something in current events... like the refugee crisis that touches you... or a family member passed away...then.... it may not feel comfortable to like that post. But... uh... but your friends and people wanna be able to express that they understand and that they relate to you, so I do think that it is important to give people more options than just 'Like'."

The move follows heavy demand from users to create a Dislike option.

The six new buttons appear as animated emoticons and pop up when the "Like" button is long pressed.

The company studied comments and reactions most commonly expressed across Facebook before coming up with the new designs.

It plans to launch the pilot across devices in Ireland and Spain, before rolling the feature out to everyone.

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