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A possible impediment to company support for this would be the rise in sponsored / promoted posts used by apps such as Twitter and Facebook. Users might want to
by yolesaber 14y ago
A possible impediment to company support for this would be the rise in sponsored / promoted posts used by apps such as Twitter and Facebook. Users might want to be muting things that appear in these advertisements and if a company makes these un-mutable then you have user satisfaction going down.
Of course this a concession users might have to make in order to reap the benefits of such a system. It is a good idea, though dubious it is the 'future' of the internet especially since it exists in a self-contained platform that is opt-in by its nature.
- ufuk 14y agoI would assume any brand with an ounce of wits would not choose to spend time and money trying to reach users who have explicitly stated that they have no interest in the topic. Especially when there always is a whole bunch out there how are clamoring for said topic. Still, I must confess there are many brands who have yet to reach this level of understanding, but that doesn't mean services would necessarily choose to enable those types.