> I think Tiktok gets it right here. No matter who the creator is, if the content is good enough it will get hundreds of thousands of views. That system feels fairer to than Twitter.
How hard would it be to create a TikTok version of Twitter? (that is, a Twitter feed that generated without following anyone)?
Is this simply a matter of nobody having tried this? Or are the signals for text posts insufficient (vs. short form videos)?
Neat idea. A real good test of NLP to identify similar posts/tweet and posters. Signals could be generating by swiping left or right based on interest of the post, or clicking on a star or heart to indicate 'super interest'.
Will no doubt end up in situations where people are complaining about _other peoples_ filter bubbles though.
How hard would it be to create a TikTok version of Twitter? (that is, a Twitter feed that generated without following anyone)?
Is this simply a matter of nobody having tried this? Or are the signals for text posts insufficient (vs. short form videos)?
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