More specifically, is it possible in Discourse to enable a hover-over of the feedback icons (heart, thumbs-up etc.), to see who left which? It’s not important, but it would be nice to see who is interested in various things.
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When you click on the feedback icons (e.g. on the ‘heart’ I just applied, for demonstration purposes ^^), you get a list of who left what. Careful to click on the left-hand icons (the right-hand one will apply/add a feedback reaction instead of listing the existing reactions)
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Oops. I guess I failed “Discoverability 101”. 
That’s a nice little feature. Thanks for the tip!
Not your fault, discoverability and ergonomics has gone the way of the dodo, on the web (obviously) but even on operating systems. Seems people enjoy having mazes of inconsistent little patches of pixels all over their screens with no way of knowing what they do until they fool around with them, and have voted with their feet away from ergonomic systems massively into these mazes. Computers used to be the province of people working with them, so it made sense that they had work interfaces ; now they are used massively by people fooling with them, so it makes sense that they have fool’s errand interfaces, I guess Kinda glad I’m no longer into computing/programming.