They've actually screwed up the very basis that made it useful though, they reduced control over what users can elect to see, they've completely wrecked real ti

They've actually screwed up the very basis that made it useful though, they reduced control over what users can elect to see, they've completely wrecked real time timelines, and they are covertly ratio-ing user accounts so that even their subscribers see posts later than they are completed or even in many cases not at all, and now they're marketing to users (main contributors to all the platform's content) to pay in order to boost their posts... The whole business model is like telling people they can ride electricity generating stationary bikes in order to charge up teslas for the wealthy. I've never seen any other tool as productive as it boched terribly... Facebook was never really as useful for real time news and events in nature (mind you).