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minus-squareDave.@aussie.zonelinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up20·11 days agoEssentially they pushed so much crap into your feed that your friends got pushed out. So then what was the point of posting your current status when your circle might only see it two or three days later? The immediacy was lost, and thus so was the usefulness.
Essentially they pushed so much crap into your feed that your friends got pushed out.
So then what was the point of posting your current status when your circle might only see it two or three days later?
The immediacy was lost, and thus so was the usefulness.