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It's so transparent too, the way every single threads post shown in the Instagram widget ends halfway through with "..." I've managed to never go there because
by jazzyjackson 2y ago
It's so transparent too, the way every single threads post shown in the Instagram widget ends halfway through with "..."
I've managed to never go there because I'm only on Instagram for the pretty pictures
- rightbyte 2y agoAha I see clearly now. So that is my Reddit make you reload a comment thread when you click the 'expand thread' sometimes. To get more add views? I just thought it was inline with all their other crappy ux choises. In this case they want to increase some KPI instead.
- result2vino 2y agoChrist. Some people are willing to believe anything when it affirms their baseless beliefs. You’ve taken some reply that was about another situation entirely and let it convince you. I can think of multiple more likely explanations. Enough for this to at least be in the “who knows?” bucket.
- rightbyte 2y agoYe I had a revelation about something totally unrelated, when reading about one KPI hack, that the Reddit load new page upon clicking expand comment, also most likely is one. What would be a good reason for that, that is not KPI hacking? The extra text is bogger all bandwidth wise.
- blitzar 2y agoSocial networks hook users in with the one little trick ... click here to find out why you should be using it too.
- Yizahi 2y agoYou can't interact with that without creating a Threads account (manually) and without having Threads app installed at the moment of click on the Instagram embed. And if you did that, you are a proper user of Threads, so no double count happens.