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This is probably happening already. The feed itself is no longer sorted by date (you get some highlights that you can dismiss but hey, here they are again), and

This is probably happening already. The feed itself is no longer sorted by date (you get some highlights that you can dismiss but hey, here they are again), and then even content liked (not retweeted) by people you follow shows up. This makes absolutely no sense for the user, as it happens on Facebook. I assume it's a way to tackle the lack of original content generated from individual users / content consumers (e.g. friends you follow).

AznHisoka 9y ago
this is an elephant in the room. most people simply do not produce any useful content. they just auto tweet links or comment on something random and specific that is uninteresting.
- sp332 9y ago
  But on twitter, it doesn't bother me if most people aren't interesting. I only follow the people I want to follow.
  - AznHisoka 9y ago
    but there aren't that many interesting ppl with interesting stuff to say. So less of those ppl to follow.
    - SonicSoul 9y ago
      i don't necessarily agree, but regardless if i did, i'd rather view the content i signed up for in a true chronological way
kps 9y ago
What I would like is a simple list of followed users with four columns of tickboxes: [] tweets [] replies [] retweets [] likes. What I get is an unpredictable mishmash that seems deliberately designed to drive me away.