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this post was submitted on 27 Mar 2025
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I'm going to be honest, I would prefer having some sort of algorithm. Not only it would the things I'm uninsterested away, but it would occasionally show something new to me. I've seen people with "cjrated feeds" saying something about it being boring. The problem is not algorithms, it's how they are constructed.
That's a good point. That said, I do have options for finding unusual stuff when I want something fresh, so I've never felt uninterested. (It also helps that I'm tired of dopamine holes trying to create a never ending novelty coaster like regular social media)