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> seems like you could throw some work toward figuring this out. They already have a start - they push following categories. So presumably they are categorizin
by jacobr1 5y ago
> seems like you could throw some work toward figuring this out.
They already have a start - they push following categories. So presumably they are categorizing individual tweets into these categories. It should be feasible to both provide finer-grain categories, and tooling to include/exclude how those intersect with those accounts one is following.
- sanderjd 5y agoIndeed. The final step is learning fine grained personal preference informed (but not entirely) by those coarser categories.
- JasonFruit 5y agoThe link between categories and the tweets assigned to them is weak. I puzzled over a political tweet categorized under Science until I realized that it included the word "reaction". (Or something like that.) That's a frequent occurrence. I unfollowed categories.
- sanderjd 5y agoOh yes, but they should simply do a much better job at this :)