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> No one wants "In case you missed it" I do. I imagine many people who aren't constantly glued to social media do. I don't want a chronological ordering. I de
by simonsarris 8y ago
> No one wants "In case you missed it"
I do. I imagine many people who aren't constantly glued to social media do.
I don't want a chronological ordering. I definitely don't want to feel like I need to open twitter every 10 seconds. I just want to follow a lot of interesting people and see "some" tweets when I look at Twitter. Not the latest ones, but the most important or interesting ones.
They must know that people like myself are fairly common, maybe the most common.
(I agree they should give users a choice, etc, but I think its a huge mistake to say "no one wants" it)
- JungleGymSam 8y agoChronological ordering of tweets and seeing only the interesting ones are not mutually exclusive. It's more coherent to see tweets in chronological order even if you're only shown what the algorithm believes to be important.