> The central mechanic and experience of these networks, the feed, becomes worse as the network connections increase. This is a huge problem. As more friends en

> The central mechanic and experience of these networks, the feed, becomes worse as the network connections increase. This is a huge problem. As more friends enter your new feed the strength and relevance of relationships decreases. The experience should be getting better the more you use it. Thus why lists were created. Google "got this right" with Circles. > The next great social network will provide its users with an experience that values friendships and relationships dynamically. Basically an "Auto-Signal-Noise" generator. I get it, but I don't see it happening anytime soon. The problem is most people can't even assign true value to their own friendships. Why is a piece of technology going to do that any better? I wrote about my thoughts more in depth about this awhile ago: http://www.techdisruptive.com/2012/09/18/we-are-far-from-solving-signal-to-noise-problems-with-technology/ http://www.techdisruptive.com/2012/09/18/we-are-far-from-sol...