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So they admit their product makes people feel bad. Think about that.
by JohnJamesRambo 7y ago
So they admit their product makes people feel bad. Think about that.
- darkwizard42 7y agoHuge jump here... They had a feature that they (as most would) thought would help people engage with each other and express support. Turns out it has unintended consequences. Now rightfully so they are exploring how to get away from that. Not everything is a nefarious scheme. Sometimes it’s just good old product iteration.
- nafizh 7y agoFacebook has exhausted all of the goodwill it could have been given at this point.
- scarface74 7y agoOnly in geek culture -- Facebook still has billions of users,
- oplav 7y ago"We are running a limited test where like, reaction, and video view counts are made private across Facebook. We will gather feedback to understand whether this change will improve people’s experiences" Stating that you are improving the experience doesn't mean you are admitting the current experience is bad.
- FussyZeus 7y agoNo, but the multiple peer reviewed studies do.
- docdeek 7y agoNot necessarily. If I add chocolate sprinkles to my son's ice cream cone I am improving his experience but ice cream without sprinkles is still pretty good.