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Compared to Twitter, the quality of my Facebook feed is absolutely horrendous. I don't really want updates from all my Facebook contacts, and removing people fr
by mustpax 18y ago
Compared to Twitter, the quality of my Facebook feed is absolutely horrendous. I don't really want updates from all my Facebook contacts, and removing people from my feed is just not cutting it. I can be much more selective about my interests with my Twitter feed, so I actually enjoy most content I receive from it.
Admittedly, this is more about micro-blogging rather than keeping up with friends. Twitter can serve both purposes.
- briansmith 18y agoIt seems like you are saying that Twitter is better because it starts with a clean slate. If Facebook added a button to start with a clean slate then the problem you cite would be solved.
- mustpax 18y agoI guess so. I don't know if I would take time to subscribe to all the people that interest me on Facebook though, since I already have, you know, Twitter. One thing I like about the Facebook feed is that I can narrow it down to just Links/Videos, which improves the quality of the content somewhat. What I would really want to do is narrow it down to actual profile updates - status updates. Important stuff such as contact info changes gets lost in the stream of "having coffee," "traffic is bad today" style status updates.