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You could unfollow your classmate and won't see the crap he posts. What you say you want is for Facebook to read your mind and detect who you like and who not.
by pbalau 8y ago
You could unfollow your classmate and won't see the crap he posts. What you say you want is for Facebook to read your mind and detect who you like and who not. And if they actually will do that, "omg that's creppy, bad Facebook"...
- gnud 8y agoI wouldn't mind seeing what my former classmate posts herself. I mind seeing the post from WhateverLADMeme that she 'liked'. It's easy for me to see the difference, and I think it would be easy for Facebook as well.
- Draiken 8y agoLast time I checked, Facebook filters your content by default to optimize their ad business. They don't show things chronologically, which would make your argument pertinent. They already filter what you see and they prefer to choose that because it serves their interests, not yours. If they wanted to serve the user's interest, that comment would most likely be filtered out.