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And as Twitter shows, it's not hard to offer both options and let users choose. Twitter also implemented a timer so that, if you choose simple reverse chron, i
by civilized 5y ago
And as Twitter shows, it's not hard to offer both options and let users choose.
Twitter also implemented a timer so that, if you choose simple reverse chron, it forces you back into the ranking algorithm after a certain period of time.
Hmm, I wonder why they'd go to the trouble to do that? Maybe these social networks have motivations that override user experience?
- sam0x17 5y agoFB isn't going to do anything that doesn't affect at least 30% of users. As always this is all about revenue.
- civilized 5y agoI'm sure FB has done many, many things that affect less than 30% of users
- sam0x17 5y agoOK name something they added that they actually kept in the current version of FB that is used by less than 30% of users in the life of their account and isn't there for regulatory reasons. They use way too much A/B testing for anything like that to survive longer than 2 years.