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The part about scrolling through your feed for 30 seconds, realising it's all crap and exiting is true. I unhooked simply because the content isn't interesting.
by krolley 9y ago
The part about scrolling through your feed for 30 seconds, realising it's all crap and exiting is true. I unhooked simply because the content isn't interesting.
- maroonblazer 9y agoReally? My problem is that most of it is uninteresting, but there's just barely enough that is interesting that it keeps me from shutting it all off.
- dredmorbius 9y agoSuggestion: start very consciously removing the least-interesting / least-productive feeds, and seeking out higher-quality ones. Also contrast with searches for articles / books (there area a great many of these online, if not always legally: The Internet Archive, Sci-Hub, Google Scholar, Google Books, and more). Wikipedia is often a good _start_ for exploration -- head to the references and start going through those. I've found that online commentary is often quite thin on substance, even at better sites (e.g., HN and this thread). There are exceptions, but you've got to aggressively filter for it.
- tertius 9y agoNews feed eradicator for FB.