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Possible, but what does that say about their algorithm that they only give me stuff I don't want? At this point I login to FB maybe once a month to check commu
by lumost 4y ago
Possible, but what does that say about their algorithm that they only give me stuff I don't want? At this point I login to FB maybe once a month to check community groups for my neighborhood.
Animals could be a similar “no fill” response reflecting that your network doesn't have much going on.
- LegitShady 4y ago>what does that say about their algorithm that they only give me stuff I don't want? Do you engage with political content on facebook or other platforms where facebook has tracking agreements? they're maximizing engagement. facebook knows I'm way more likely to click on a "we rescued a dog" video than political stuff, so doesn't show me political stuff. Their data points don't just come from the facebook website.
- lumost 4y agoPossible, but that wouldn't explain the lack of posts from anyone else. I checked once or twice, but at most I see folks organically posting once every 6 months or less - at this point I think I'd be surprised if anyone saw those posts.