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or if you should begin using the tools FB already provides to control the content in your feed. Is this sufficient? What I want in my feed is likely very diffe
by mikeryan 14y ago
or if you should begin using the tools FB already provides to control the content in your feed.
Is this sufficient? What I want in my feed is likely very different then what I'd want on my phone's homescreen. Now you're getting into google circles territory and I'm not sure that level of curation really works well.
The original point is still valid if its "There's a lot of crap in my feed that I'm okay with that I won't want on my phone's homescreen".
- flyt 14y agoMost likely the answer here is a mix of your curation (i.e. don't ever show me content from this person that overshares) and Facebook's existing systems that learn, based on what you interact with intentionally and attentionally, what content available from all your friends will be the most interesting to serve to you at this exact moment.