Facebook says it doesn’t benefit from hate, but its algorithms show opposite
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#2Re: Facebook says it doesn’t benefit from hate, but its algorithms show opposite
#3I really miss early facebook culture. Where people would post pictures of them having fun at parties. Every professional person I know is too worried about their appearance that they only post fun stuff on their instagram story. It's not the same, and I feel like we would all be having better social lives if facebook was still a real social network.
Re: Facebook says it doesn’t benefit from hate, but its algorithms show opposite
#4I really miss early facebook culture. Where people would post pictures of them having fun at parties. Every professional person I know is too worried about their appearance that they only post fun stuff on their instagram story. It's not the same, and I feel like we would all be having better social lives if facebook was still a real social network.
Do you think this is a problem with the users or with the platform?
Re: Facebook says it doesn’t benefit from hate, but its algorithms show opposite
#5I really miss early facebook culture. Where people would post pictures of them having fun at parties. Every professional person I know is too worried about their appearance that they only post fun stuff on their instagram story. It's not the same, and I feel like we would all be having better social lives if facebook was still a real social network.