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kenny π©
@kenny
interesting sounds like something a simple chronological feed option could help fix
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Nick T
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Unfiltered chronological feeds are _really_ low quality and uninteresting - my findings from experimenting with them in /amp
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Dean Pierce π¨βπ»ππ
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This is only true if you don't properly curate who you follow. Chronological feeds are the kind of feeds I was raised on, so I regularly prune noise either way. I don't want a feed consisting entirely of yesterday's news. That's just a waste of my time. This format is great for its immediacy.
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kenny π©
@kenny
channel experience is different, I'm talking about the universal following feed with reply bumping chrono feeds are fantastic I never use the Twitter home feed and Warpcast feed (which was chronological with reply bumping) was perfect for me up until they switched to an algo in February if you're good at curating a list of people to follow, there's always fresh new content
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