Re:Americans are changing their relationship with Facebook
by keerthiko on Wednesday September 05, 2018 @05:15PM
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The issue with it not being front-and-center is that it's not the default modus operandi for everyone on the network. It's not just about how I'd want to share my content, but also how I want others to share theirs with me. I'm interested in my friend's adventures building a project, doing art, or starting a business, but not interested in their dog, their exotic tourism pics, or most of their romantic lives except for close friends. It would be nice if everyone I got connected to on my social media filtered me out based on what they knew of me, by default.
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Re:Americans are changing their relationship with Facebook
by ISV_Damocles on Wednesday September 05, 2018 @06:14PM
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Would be even better if you could filter on your end. Users just tag their posts; "Pets," "Kids," "Politics," etc and then you can uncheck any tags from a friend you're not interested in, but leave the rest as-is. Maybe all checked by default but you could uncheck a tag directly on the post that bothers you.
Re:Americans are changing their relationship with Facebook
by jjoonathan on Wednesday September 05, 2018 @10:42PM
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> Users just tag their posts
"Just"?
That would be a disaster. It sounds like something that AI ought to be able to do fairly well, though, so the idea stands.