18. The method of claim 1 , further comprising: displaying a like button for each of two or more different networked posts, wherein the two or more different networked posts are of different types and are from different web domains.
1. A method for displaying dynamic content from a networked post in a text message, the method performed by a computer system, the method comprising: receiving a text message, the text message displaying dynamic content from a networked post, wherein the networked post is accessible on a network at a network location; wherein the networked post includes a photo or video, and the photo or video is displayed in the text message; displaying the text message to a user; initiating a call to a first server-side script to retrieve the number of likes that the networked post has received, a client-side handler function being associated with the first server-side script; after completion of the first server-side script, executing the client-side handler function to process a return value of the first server-side script and cause the display of the number of likes that the networked post has received; displaying a like button for liking the networked post; in response to activation of the like button, transmitting an indication of the user liking the networked post to a server to cause a representation of the user's act of liking the networked post to be displayed with the networked post; wherein the act of transmitting the indication of the user liking the networked post to the server comprises initiating a call to a second server-side script to cause the indication of the user liking the networked post to be stored in a database accessible to the server; displaying one or more comments from one or more other users about the networked post in a comment section associated with the text message; displaying a comment field for accepting a comment from the user; in response to the user submitting a comment via the comment field, initiating a call to a third server-side script to cause text of the user-submitted comment to be stored in the database accessible to the server; in response to submission of a new comment by the user or another user, dynamically updating the display of comments associated with the text message to include the new comment.