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Low-effort memes with cheap wit get more likes, which in turn bumps your content higher in the feed which in turn invites more likes, cascading into dozens or scores of your friends liking and validating your post.

Long-form content with more depth gets fewer initial likes, resulting in being hidden from most of your ancillary friends altogether.

This has behavioral impact on all of its users. Do you want to post content that only gets 5 likes versus what gets 50 likes?

I think this is already the case and is why FB doesn’t want to get rid of the offending content, for many users this is the only thing still keeping them engaged. Turn that off and it’s just a stream of advertising, memes, and dinner pics.

Location: Miami, FL

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Technologies: Javascript, React, Node.js, SQL, Mongodb, Postgres, Redux,

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I'm a recent bootcamp grad (Hack Reactor) looking for an internship/apprenticeship, preferably working with frontend technologies like React, Redux, Angular, etc. Would love for the opportunity to contribute to a webapp and maybe get some code review / mentorship advice. I also have lots of experience with digital marketing, data analytics, and some other stuff too. Feel free to contact me on my linkedIn or personal website.