So is the all users time based the setting to get the maximum posts in my feed?
I need a hit, man. How do I see [i]everything?[/i]
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DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
You simply never could! It was a little better before all the changes, yet you never could see all the posts even when SW started in 2016.
It has everything to do with the rating system on posts, how your settings are set and how your own posts are rated by the system.
Your followers also are apart of the rating system as well. More followers more posts. Provided your rating is up to it.
It has everything to do with the rating system on posts, how your settings are set and how your own posts are rated by the system.
Your followers also are apart of the rating system as well. More followers more posts. Provided your rating is up to it.
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DeWayfarer · 61-69, M
@MalteseFalconPunch
They will never do it! And why this is in the help file ever since they put up the help system.
https://similarworlds.com/help/35-Why-can-I-not-see-the-Posts-of-someone-in-my-Feed
[quote] There are various algorithms in place on the site which may cause some of the posts to not appear for some users.
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They never will change those "various" algorithm"s" . 🤷♂️
For them those come first anything else is secondary.
Those algorithms are the first layer. Theses changes are the second layer after being shifted through the first layer. Object oriented programming.
They will never do it! And why this is in the help file ever since they put up the help system.
https://similarworlds.com/help/35-Why-can-I-not-see-the-Posts-of-someone-in-my-Feed
[quote] There are various algorithms in place on the site which may cause some of the posts to not appear for some users.
[/quote]
They never will change those "various" algorithm"s" . 🤷♂️
For them those come first anything else is secondary.
Those algorithms are the first layer. Theses changes are the second layer after being shifted through the first layer. Object oriented programming.