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The moment Facebook stops trying to be the arbiter is the moment the government steps in and places heavy regulations on them.
by postingawayonhn 5y ago
The moment Facebook stops trying to be the arbiter is the moment the government steps in and places heavy regulations on them.
- specialist 5y agoFacebook's algorithmic outrage amplification is necessary to prevent an overbearing government from forcibly reverting parasocial norms to a simple chronologically sorted inbox?
- labster 5y agoA chronologically sorted inbox is the worst possible world for The Facebook. How can you boost user engagement with advertisers if you don’t use algorithms that repost years old stories of that time your dog died?
- prostoalex 5y ago> A chronologically sorted inbox is the worst possible world for The Facebook. As an aside, chronological sort key has been available in the previous designs, and the URL still works www.facebook.com/?sk=h_chr It has its limits of usefulness, though - some group admins moderate new posts in bulk once a day (if that), so depending on the time of visit you might be swamped with dozens of posts from the same group.