> A higher fidelity social product would automatically nip and tuck our social graphs over time as they observed our interaction patterns I feel creator driven

> A higher fidelity social product would automatically nip and tuck our social graphs over time as they observed our interaction patterns I feel creator driven platforms like YouTube and TikTok do exactly this. I'm surprised that social media platforms haven't tried building similar algorithms where your recommendations are based off of what you're currently interested in instead of giving a platform to the loudest voices. I wonder if maybe this is a much harder problem to solve with companies like Facebook and Twitter.