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When Facebook started slowly rolling out emoji reactions to supplement its ‘Like’ functionality last week, most users first thought wasn’t about what happens once you click on one of those buttons. But on the other side of that social media equation, there are people who manage Facebook Pages for personal or professional reasons, and for these people, the new emoji could be even more useful. The new reactions show up directly in the insights panel, and are reported in the same way as Likes, indicating whether they were made on the original posting or a share of it. Facebook said…

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