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Amazing they're doing all this trying to make their service "better," yet they continuously show me a feed of content I resent.
by djent 11y ago
Amazing they're doing all this trying to make their service "better," yet they continuously show me a feed of content I resent.
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- noonespecial 11y agoThey didn't say it was better for you. They're likely making it better for their customers. (Hint: if you're not paying them, you are not the customer). There's a big difference between a user and a customer. Users are the raw materials used to make the product that gets delivered to customers.
- hoopd 11y agoI've noticed this with other services, apparently it's difficult to distinguish between "love thing X so much you share it" and "hate thing X so much you complain about it"
- lmm 11y agoA lot of people seem to enjoy complaining. If you like posting this kind of thing to your friends, what's the difference?
- JimDabell 11y ago> they continuously show me a feed of content I resent. Then why do you use Twitter at all?
- djent 11y agoTo be clear, I don't hate the content I choose to view from the people I follow, I hate the content that Twitter provides for advertising. There was a weird time when Twitter was actually showing me relevant ads - about computer stuff, startups (close enough). Now the ads are all random.
- chinpokomon 11y agoMaybe they'd do a better job if they knew what asps you have installed? /s