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And that somehow means they are making decisions optimal for users or society, contrary to their behavior history?
by willis936 5y ago
And that somehow means they are making decisions optimal for users or society, contrary to their behavior history?
- shadowgovt 5y agoIt means they're more likely to have the resources and data to think decisions like this through. Especially given that I've seen other social networks take a similar course, I trust Google's analysis of the effect of visible vs. invisible dislike counts over the ad-hoc common sense of the uninvested technorati.
- thizzbuzz 5y agoAnd that makes you naive. Did you ever consider that their interests and the interests of their users are not aligned?