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This may have been true-ish some years ago, and it certainly was my expectation, and how many others expected the systems to work. However I was shocked to fin
by stevenicr 5y ago
This may have been true-ish some years ago, and it certainly was my expectation, and how many others expected the systems to work.
However I was shocked to find that pages I had liked, I would not see their posted content and would instead see other stuff that was often outrageous.
I can't remember when twitter rolled out the 'curated' instead of chronological change for higher engagement / more advertising value - but at this point it was long ago too.
This was shocking to many people who created 'pages' for businesses and such as well. Even Kim Komando (on the air/via her broadcast / podcasts) railed against the algorithm hiding her stuff from people that had liked her fbook.. (meanwhile offering to 'boost' her presence in people's feed for high fees.
So I'm not sure if the systems originally were setup to run that way, but they certainly have not been in the past many years akaik.
Other people I have spoken with have been shocked that the system has not been working as they expected and wondered why they 'liked' a page when they don't get all the info the page posts, many not believing that pages they were really interested in posting new stuff were instead being censored from appearing in their feed.