> Once the startup bros say a site is good for "native marketing", that's when the begins to die.
That's a good point. Though it certainly isn't the case for Instagram...
That's a good point. Though it certainly isn't the case for Instagram...
And posts out of order. And posts on repeat.
It’s clearly no longer the simple service which simply shows me the latest images posted by those I follow.
It’s now a site I can tell is trying to game me, and that’s such a turn off.
Facebook had that moment where they crossed a line and that was when I stopped posting. Instagram too is getting close.
They shouldn’t push their luck.
https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2018/12/influ...
Life is almost comical.
Quora pushed a blend between Yahoo! Answers and Wikipedia. It was text-based discovery. I do miss the well-researched, cited, frequently updated answers of yesteryear.
Maybe it's because I've work with people in this space, but I'm convinced 60% of Instagram activity is generated by bots. Give it time.