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Yeah, my general policy is if someone consistently posts stuff like this, either lower their frequency in my Feed or Unfollow altogether. Similarly, see memes.
by Spellman 10y ago
Yeah, my general policy is if someone consistently posts stuff like this, either lower their frequency in my Feed or Unfollow altogether.
Similarly, see memes.
Been tempted to remove if they also consistently post severely biased sources, but then I'm culturing my own isolation bubble which I regularly rail against, thus guilting myself into tolerating and trying to understand these individuals.
- citizenkeen 10y agoHow do you lower someone's frequency in your feed?
- tomschlick 10y agohttps://www.facebook.com/help/745556738851537 https://www.facebook.com/help/745556738851537
- delecti 10y agoBefore lowering someone's frequency or unfollowing I hide all content from certain sources. My feed is entirely clear of HuffPo and Buzzfeed (neither is worth seeing the rare good content for all the clickbait), among many many other sources. Someone only gets unfollowed if they still manage to keep finding new annoying websites to post clickbait from.
- amyjess 10y agoFYI, you can also block pages. It's how I got a lot of the Bernie Sanders spam out of my feed during the primary season, and I didn't even have to unfollow my friends to do that. Unfortunately, it didn't get all of it, because you can't block groups, so every time one of my friends shared a post from a Bernie group, I had to block the individual person who posted it to the group.