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that just means you have the tools configured differently. twitter can be a noisy firehose, and facebook can be delightfully refined. take a look at two of my
by basch 12y ago
that just means you have the tools configured differently.
twitter can be a noisy firehose, and facebook can be delightfully refined.
take a look at two of my interest lists on facebook.
http://i.imgur.com/LRK7Wi9.png http://i.imgur.com/LRK7Wi9.png (the left column is this list http://i.imgur.com/BCkOXCN.png http://i.imgur.com/BCkOXCN.png)
if you have noise problems it s because you follow noisy sources, which is true of both platforms.
- galfarragem 12y agoI still find the 140 characters 'news' easier to skim.
- basch 12y agoI dont like that conversation and posts are singular datatypes. If I am going to skim, I want chronological rivers of text. My screen should be JUST headlines, everything else is noise. http://techmeme.com/river http://techmeme.com/river http://mediagazer.com/river http://mediagazer.com/river http://hckrnews.com http://hckrnews.com Ive also reduced my skimming vs reading, I just dont actually learn as much. If I skim all day, and you asked me what I read, 90% of it is forgotten. Skimming headlines is like a continual huff that never gets you anywhere. Longform is the way to go. http://longform.org/ http://longform.org/ http://longreads.com/ http://longreads.com/ https://readability.com/topreads/ https://readability.com/topreads/ https://www.instapaper.com/daily https://www.instapaper.com/daily http://medium.com http://medium.com