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They already had Bookmarks for the purpose of saving a Tweet without putting it on your public Likes feed, so what's the difference between a Like and a Bookmar
by jsheard 2y ago
They already had Bookmarks for the purpose of saving a Tweet without putting it on your public Likes feed, so what's the difference between a Like and a Bookmark now? I guess a Like gives an algorithm boost that a Bookmark probably doesn't, but that's a pretty opaque distinction for users.
- bluefirebrand 2y agoBookmarks are "this I may want to go see again later" Likes are "I want to express a positive feeling towards this but don't care if I can ever see it again" Not the same thing
- alan-hn 2y agoNow nobody can tell that others have expressed positive feelings, which is the point, no?
- bluefirebrand 2y agoThe person who made the post still can, which is the point to me I look at it more like walking up to someone and saying "Hey I like what you're doing" not like standing near them and shouting it for everyone to hear