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Ffs. The availability of the chronological timeline is the only reason why Twitter still works for me and Facebook and LinkedIn don't. I keep seeing the same s
by lucumo 5y ago
Ffs.
The availability of the chronological timeline is the only reason why Twitter still works for me and Facebook and LinkedIn don't. I keep seeing the same shit on the latter two, despite extensive attempts to train the recommender engine.
Facebook just keeps showing me the same posts over and over again. LinkedIn shows different posts, but they are all so cookie cutter similar that they might as well have been the same. And even more insipid, it will do a repeat of network updates at two weeks and four weeks. Nothing says "we got interesting content" more than reruns!
I'm soooo looking forward to Twitter being uninteresting repeats as well.
> But when I force close and re-open the app when looking at the Latest Tweets column, the Home feed is what Twitter shows first.
Great. Choose between keeping the app always-on or having boring shit first.
- unfocussed_mike 5y ago> LinkedIn shows different posts, but they are all so cookie cutter similar that they might as well have been the same. I fear the cookie-cutter similarity of business communications isn't something LinkedIn will be able to fix. Banality is a borderline essential component of business communications. I absolutely loathe LinkedIn; it's the social network I resent the most.
- DavideNL 5y ago> chronological timeline Just use one of the 3th party twitter clients… problem solved. I use “Aviary - for Twitter” on iOS which has no subscription, unlike Tweetbot.