Looks like the rate at which mastodon.online users follow others has increased by 56% after the algorithm change (from 1.2K per day to 1.9K per day), so that's pretty good considering follow recommendations are kind of buried in the interface.
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Looks like the rate at which mastodon.online users follow others has increased by 56% after the algorithm change (from 1.2K per day to 1.9K per day), so that's pretty good considering follow recommendations are kind of buried in the interface. 13 comments
@Gargron Keep it buried. Algorithms always lead to dystopian hell on other services. @Gargron Good. Keep developing features, most potential users don't really subscribe the paranoia some of the mastodon purists have. And to those people, these features are not "out to get you", different from big corporation platforms, you can close them and still enjoy a happy experiences. Just don't force your paranoia on us. @Gargron I followed several of the media outlets that are accessible now that @Flipboard is federating, so I contributed, π @thomholwerda Yes, I'm sure. They weren't on mastodon.online and banned accounts don't count. @Gargron question (assuming you are talking about those in Explore -> People), are you able to track those followed using that feature or are you counting the general number (ie: number or users followed in any way) ? Thanks @Gargron I see that some people hate algorithms like they are a disease π¦ but they are just the product of the person who created them, so If you have any doubts about what is happening just go and review the code, rewarding the new algorithm for recommendations Itβs a huge step forward, Congrats π @Gargron How much is this impacted by possibly more new users joining after the change? It seems like you would need to remove new users from the analysis. |
@Gargron They had hardly changed so far. Always the same profiles.