The amount of data Spotify has on user behavior must be awe-inducing. Not that I'm complaining, the Algorithm has shown me plenty of good music that I would hav

The amount of data Spotify has on user behavior must be awe-inducing. Not that I'm complaining, the Algorithm has shown me plenty of good music that I would have missed otherwise. Seeing the data analyzed like this and the results published publicly is pretty cool! I just wish sometimes there would be better ways to feed Spotify data on my preferences. I have a running playlist for example that I listen to over and over -- that does not mean I enjoy the genre 'DnB at 175BPM' so much that I want the same kind of music in my Discover Weekly. It would be great if there either was a 'mood' you could set to say: I'm now listening to stuff that's only relevant in this context and shouldn't pollute other 'moods'; or if you could at least mark playlists as 'do not track'. I suspect you could already hide individual listening sessions from the data collection by making it a private session (would make sense at least, though I haven't checked), but who would remember to do that consistently, especially given how you need to set that switch manually in the settings.