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When I read others on HN talk about the Facebook experience it often feels like they have a completely foreign viewpoint to you and me. When I open Facebook, I
by devnullbrain 3y ago
When I read others on HN talk about the Facebook experience it often feels like they have a completely foreign viewpoint to you and me.
When I open Facebook, I don't see ranting family members. I see half a dozen groups and pages full of or operated by people I don't know.
- frankacter 3y agoThat's a byproduct of pages you've liked, people you follow and groups you've joined. Beyond that, content you've engaged with. Take time to prune and shape your network. Unfollow people / brands you have no interest, friend/follow those you do. Maybe join a group that matches your interests or local community groups. Kind of like clutter in your house, taking time to clean up as your interests evolve, or to some extent undo sins of the past, can make for a better experience. The last point is that they show you more of what you engage with. So if you want to see more friends and family, actively seek them out and engage and they'll start being more prominent.