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Morning, Why would you limit yourself to music? If you manage to have people send you all their social feeds, you should probably analyse all that data in all
by d--b 11y ago
Morning,
Why would you limit yourself to music? If you manage to have people send you all their social feeds, you should probably analyse all that data in all the most meaningful ways you can.
In my social feeds, you can find books, movies, political thoughts, decoration ideas, photos of trips, etc.
I really don't care about people sending me what they're listening to (and really, I'd rather follow people on spotify), but having a general data mining tool for my social stuff is maybe something I'd use.
- sandman83 11y agoGood morning d--b! Thank you for your comment! Yes, very valid! We've thought about this and if the model proves to be valuable, the same logic can potentially be extended to other data within a user's social feeds; we were hoping to first validate the concept through music, and then possibly extend the concept to other data within social media. Or maybe we work in parallel towards building it as a social media mining tool, and then allow the users to figure out what data they'd like to focus on.