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I'm not arguing for an open API, I'm arguing for more options in content algorithms. These would be under their sole control. Aside from that, thanks for the l
by creakingstairs 5y ago
I'm not arguing for an open API, I'm arguing for more options in content algorithms. These would be under their sole control.
Aside from that, thanks for the link. That is a great post!
- transitivebs 5y agoI think at a practical level, opening up their API for non-watered-down third-party clients would be the only true way to add more optionality to twitter's feed UX. Since I don't see open sourcing the actual feed algorithm to be something that would practically happen any time soon (which makes me a sad panda).