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Re:Facebook is now claiming official CDC.gov links are “Fals... by coryrc on Thursday July 29, 2021 @07:38PM (#28002861)
I have a friend who posts once in a blue moon. When he posts, it's usually the first thing on my feed, even many days later. My wife's cousin posts batshit stuff multiple times a day. I fail to see how a strict timeline won't result in my stream being more looney?
Re:Facebook is now claiming official CDC.gov links are “Fals... by Terretta on Friday July 30, 2021 @08:18AM (#28007144)
Before the algo feed they’d already implemented filtering so you could stop seeing social addict connections’ posts. You could also do groups with different notifications and post filtering. If you really wanted to catch up on your wife’s cousin’s train-wreck of thought, you could still click into her.
Re:Facebook is now claiming official CDC.gov links are “Fals... by coryrc on Friday July 30, 2021 @11:42AM (#28009174)
You claimed the algorithm is responsible for increasing virality of dumb thoughts. Yet my counterexample is that it reduces it. I believe removing the algorithmic feed alone is not going to solve the problem of misinformation.
Re:Facebook is now claiming official CDC.gov links are “Fals... by majewsky on Friday July 30, 2021 @05:08AM (#28005996)
Wouldn't that just result in social pressure to post at acceptable levels, or people unfriending you for posting too much shit?

...Upon rereading, I realize that I'm probably implying my own preferences as universal.

Re:Facebook is now claiming official CDC.gov links are “Fals... by wffurr on Friday July 30, 2021 @08:16AM (#28007134)
Ask the prolific poster to turn it down or unfollow them. Wham, solved.