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It depends right. If you skip a song everytime its played in a sequence is a stronger indication of dislike compared to skip it once but listening to it a few t
by notyourwork 5y ago
It depends right. If you skip a song everytime its played in a sequence is a stronger indication of dislike compared to skip it once but listening to it a few times. The point is there is more to context and recommenders than a adding a dislike button and having a magically awesome recommender.
- oriolid 5y agoHave you read about illusion of control (search for elevator door button for one well known example)? If we take the idea that recommendations are really hard and dislike button doesn't help at face value, wouldn't it still improve the user experience to give them the illusion that they can directly affect the recommendations? I'm not really convinced about recommendations being hard, though. Pandora could do them a long time ago, Netflix had good recommendations at one point but not since they dropped the star ratings and at some point Amazon wasn't that bad either.