Yah, I agree. I don't necessarily think chronological ordering is the perfect curation system either. But the problem is that whatever criteria Twitter uses isn

Yah, I agree. I don't necessarily think chronological ordering is the perfect curation system either. But the problem is that whatever criteria Twitter uses isn't aligning with what I think it should be. Now of course, I'm not special, I shouldn't expect it WOULD be aligned with what I consider good curation. But I can't imagine the choices they ARE making are anywhere near the mean users preference. So lots of people reject that curation and choose to curate for themselves as if it was an RSS feed. But I think the thing that these people (and I count myself among them) really want is for companies like twitter and youtube to let us make our own choices about curation. "I really like this person and want to see everything they release." "I like this persons tastes and want their feed added to mine" "This person isn't that interesting, just show me stuff they make that gets popular" "I only want to see tweets from this person about certain subjects. I don't care about their views on woodworking." ect.