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I want to downvote your comment, but it's really X and their engineering team I want to downvote. I don't want to use a third-party client to access a fucking
by cbozeman 3y ago
I want to downvote your comment, but it's really X and their engineering team I want to downvote.
I don't want to use a third-party client to access a fucking website for it function logically.
I want X to always show me the most current post someone has made. I'll decide to scroll down on my own if I want.
This is also why I don't use it much. To be fair, Twitter had this same problem - at least so far as I can remember, it did. I didn't see much value in Twitter and I don't see much value in X, at least not in it's current state.
Maybe that'll change.
- rewmie 3y ago> I want to downvote your comment, but it's really X and their engineering team I want to downvote. The issues you mentioned were not engineering problems. They are all Product Manager diktats. Screwing over the timeline of non-authenticated users is a business requirement, and one which Elon Musk's Twitter decided to change recently.