Do we know for a fact that they want to solve this problem? I'm sure they'd love to change user behavior in a way that would produce more interesting interacti

Do we know for a fact that they want to solve this problem? I'm sure they'd love to change user behavior in a way that would produce more interesting interactions. But I doubt they truly want to go after the random fluff and outright delete it. They'd be penalized for it in the short term (less engagement etc). What really needs to happen is the general public getting fed up with it.