> we think it's one of the most effective and important ways to help creators reach more people Points like these stand out to me. You can frame this (gestures

> we think it's one of the most effective and important ways to help creators reach more people Points like these stand out to me. You can frame this (gestures at changes that involve showing new-to-you stuff) as a fail for users in some ways, particularly users who liked it back-when, but changes of this nature will always be a potential win for creators. Whether the same changes may also be a win for consumers is up in the air to some degree, but it does tend to signify user interest if a creator is coming out on top. The overall model still fits so it's not like some huge deviation--FB and Insta have always shown you, and done, and believed in, and persisted with, stuff you didn't ask for. There are two sides to that coin however. Back when it was more like an RSS feed there were really obvious discovery problems at all levels.