In general, feedback is positive when the reaction of the system goes in the same direction as the initial signal. The most likely best-known example for this is [[audio feedback]]. An example of a non-technical feedback loop is the spreading of a rumor in the mass media: One person makes a plausible claim and other sources repost it, causing yet more sources to post it. | In general, feedback is positive when the reaction of the system goes in the same direction as the initial signal. The most likely best-known example for this is [[audio feedback]]. An example of a non-technical feedback loop is the spreading of a rumor in the mass media: One person makes a plausible claim and other sources repost it, causing yet more sources to post it. |