the thing about a content feed is that it's designed so you don't have to think about what you want to see, you only need to decide how to react to what you're shown

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Good point. I do try to avoid that effect, but that passes through some ways that are not always ideal. For example I have now unfollowed some accounts that cast with a very high frequency, otherwise my feed is just full of 2/3 accounts. Though some of them are well known community contributors, so I'm unsure how to do

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thanks, callum :-)

much appreciated 

i've tried to superfollow people, but i found that i'm averse to push notifications of any kind

i'm not sure why?

Yep this is why curation is so important to maintain intentional engagement 

I have about 10 people on notifications in app because they always post high signal comments, which breaks through the algorithms and channels 

You’re one btw 😊 always appreciate the convos you start and /ornamental sharing

When it’s free you are the product?

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