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The way I read the OP's analogy is just as the Night Club places restrictions on who can enter, TikTok is also placing restrictions on who can post content. An
by jussij 7y ago
The way I read the OP's analogy is just as the Night Club places restrictions on who can enter, TikTok is also placing restrictions on who can post content.
And why I think the analogy does have some merit, is because the metric used to decide on who gets restricted is the very similar in both of these cases.
- zapzupnz 7y agoThey don’t limit who can post content but rather whose content reaches the suggestions, regardless of a post’s popularity. Also, again, the people turned away from the night club door still can’t go in. Took Too users who don’t post can still view content.
- jussij 7y agoAll of that may well be true. However, if this article is correct, they also seem to favour good looking TikTok users, which is not unlike Night Clubs who also like to favour good looking patrons.
- Drew_ 7y agoIf the posted content is never shown to anyone then this is the same as not allowing the post.
- zapzupnz 7y agoTikTok is like Twitter in that you can follow people. Something not trending on Twitter isn't the same as not existing or not showing to one's followers. Likewise, something not becoming a suggested TikTok isn't the same as not allowing the post wholesale.
- aabbcc1241 7y agoif you can convince your peers to surf your profile, your content is still accessible I suppose