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Weren't people spending more time on video on Facebook due to Facebook prioritizing video and pages turning still images into videos of still images? Anyone el
by RandomInteger4 8y ago
Weren't people spending more time on video on Facebook due to Facebook prioritizing video and pages turning still images into videos of still images?
Anyone else know what I'm referring to here? You see an image someone shared, but it's a video, so you click it, and it's still a still image, because page admins were trying to game the system.
- Ibethewalrus 8y agoWhat? Really? I don’t use FB but sounds like something anyone would do to game the system
- RandomInteger4 8y agoYerp. Here are a few links regarding the issue: https://www.quora.com/Why-do-people-post-short-videos-of-still-images-on-Facebook-instead-of-just-an-image https://www.quora.com/Why-do-people-post-short-videos-of-sti... https://www.socialmediatoday.com/social-networks/facebook-cracks-down-static-images-video-and-fake-video-play-buttons-new-algorithm https://www.socialmediatoday.com/social-networks/facebook-cr...
- Ibethewalrus 8y agothanks, people always trying to outsmart others...