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Interesting. But maybe - thats not a spam / poor quality issue. Maybe thats a higher quantity = higher frequency on search.twitter.com issue which is leading
by ankeshk 17y ago
Interesting.
But maybe - thats not a spam / poor quality issue. Maybe thats a higher quantity = higher frequency on search.twitter.com issue which is leading to more followers.
- nir 17y agoAbsolutely. The thing is, if the system rewards frequent posting, by definition this harms the average post quality. (In fairness, I think the same is true for blogs etc. I used to think RSS readers could fix this, but Twitter is basically an RSS reader - you don't have to visit someone's page to see their new tweets - yet it's at least as spam-rewarding)