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alganet[dead post] ◴[] No.44468288[source]
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Myzel394 ◴[] No.44468407[source]
Why's that?
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1. alganet ◴[] No.44468467[source]
it rewards viral, vague behavior that only draws clicks but doesn't actually generate knowledge
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2. vasco ◴[] No.44468485[source]
The windmills are that way
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3. alganet ◴[] No.44468635[source]
running into a windmill considered harmful
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4. rvz ◴[] No.44468781{3}[source]
considered harmful considered harmful
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5. alganet ◴[] No.44468873{4}[source]
One could make a vague substack post about this.
6. whatevertrevor ◴[] No.44470457[source]
Can you expound? I've heard about some controversy around them not moderating hateful content, which fair enough.

But how does it reward anything if you're not engaging with anything outside of direct article links or newsletters you subscribe to?

IMO your comment is not constructive unless you think the linked article is "viral vague behavior that only draws clicks"

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7. alganet ◴[] No.44472577[source]
It's constructive criticism towards the platform.
8. tayo42 ◴[] No.44473961[source]
How does it do this? It hosts texts and newsletters? You mignt as well say any blog post hosting service is like that
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9. alganet ◴[] No.44475401[source]
It presents likes and reshares metrics. This rewards content that is vague and viral. If you can trick people to make numbers go up, doesn't matter the quality of the content.

It's garbage. C'mon, we all know this already.