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Twitter has started to do that too. Notifications went from focussing on significant interactions — such as someone liking or retweeting a tweet, or following y
by oneeyedpigeon 8y ago
Twitter has started to do that too. Notifications went from focussing on significant interactions — such as someone liking or retweeting a tweet, or following you — to 'someone you follow just tweeted' — what's the point of that notification? It's happening all the time! Notifications get devalued as companies desperately try to promote their product.
- tumetab1 8y agoThat has resulted in me disabling notifications and now I won't know if someone @me or responded to a tweet. Those useless notifications made the whole product useless for me.
- Brakenshire 8y agoYep, same for me. They want addicts not users.
- swozey 8y agoI was never a twitter person until recently, as in the last month or so. I've had an account for years and never really used it. And wow. Going from reddit (was a huge addict) to twitter reminds me of when I went from forums to reddit/digg. I've barely used reddit in the last month. The deluge of posts at all hours is incredibly addicting. I may need to block it or scorch earth my followings. Or make two accounts and my main one only follow positive/uplifting/motivational accounts.
- josteink 8y agoYeah. Notifications is useful, even great, when used sparingly, appropriately. But nobody does that, so I’ve stopped granting any app not email or IM notification rights. You reap what you saw: no “engagement” for you.
- JohnFen 8y ago> I’ve stopped granting any app not email or IM notification rights. Yeah, I hit that point quite a while back. I no longer want any application or service to give me notifications or send me emails. Almost nobody seems to be able to use those things in an appropriate way.