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I don't find this very useful. My friends often like things that I don't like. They're not my friends because they like the bands or movies or web sites that I
by gdulli 16y ago
I don't find this very useful. My friends often like things that I don't like. They're not my friends because they like the bands or movies or web sites that I do. Recommendations from my friends carry no more weight than they would from anyone else.
The only difference between a friend and a stranger is that I might engage a friend in a conversation with specific questions about something they've used or seen that I haven't, but the value of that conversation comes from the detail of the exchange and targeted or objective questions I'd ask, it's not expressible as a boolean like/+1 or a 1-10 rating.
- numbchuckskills 16y agoIsn't that the point? If one day you search something that is outside your current interests, but within one of your friends, you'd see they gave it a +1, and you'd have a personal connection to reference.