Which Social Media Platforms Do You Use?

[dragoner]

Here I am, the ghost in the machine:

Wild Bee Publishing | Lafayette IN

Wild Bee Publishing, Lafayette. 20 likes · 9 talking about this. Publisher of Solis People of the Sun, science fiction role playing game.

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Robert Brandt (dragoner) (@Robert_Brandt@spacey.space)

1.16K Posts, 85 Following, 81 Followers · Author and Publisher Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KosmicRPG

spacey.space

wildbee.bsky.social

Publisher of Kosmic RPG part of the Cepheus Engine family of RPG's, and core rules for the near future Solis People of the Sun setting.

bsky.app

 

[Zardnaar]

It's actually quite good in my experience, but it takes some discipline and effort to make it work for you. That clickbait "you won't believe what WotC did this time?!" video will spawn dozens of other videos just like it in your feed so don't click them. If the algorithm gets it wrong and something pops up in your feed you don't like, click the don't suggest this channel or not interested button. I'm pretty good about doing these things and a quick check now showed that all 10 of the first 10 suggested videos are things I would watch.

The only problem is sometimes I'm trying to research how to fix something and I watch 2 or 3 videos about the topic and the algorithm decides "man, this guy loves snow blower content. here's some more videos about snow blower repair!" and it takes a bit to clean that up again.

I dont block stuff. My feeds full of gen X music, the good D&D channels and some geopolitical stuff vs American politics.

I'll throw on Alice in Chains or Soundgarden and let it go from there

 

[trappedslider]

My twitter feed is filled animals and zoos including baby hippos that don't want to move

 

[payn]

It's actually quite good in my experience, but it takes some discipline and effort to make it work for you. That clickbait "you won't believe what WotC did this time?!" video will spawn dozens of other videos just like it in your feed so don't click them. If the algorithm gets it wrong and something pops up in your feed you don't like, click the don't suggest this channel or not interested button. I'm pretty good about doing these things and a quick check now showed that all 10 of the first 10 suggested videos are things I would watch.

The only problem is sometimes I'm trying to research how to fix something and I watch 2 or 3 videos about the topic and the algorithm decides "man, this guy loves snow blower content. here's some more videos about snow blower repair!" and it takes a bit to clean that up again.

 

[Velderan]

I dont block stuff. My feeds full of gen X music, the good D&D channels and some geopolitical stuff vs American politics.

I'll throw on Alice in Chains or Soundgarden and let it go from there

I wish I could actually block stuff. lol

Despite following the process I follow, it's not entirely foolproof because every so often Dungeons and Discourse creeps back into my feed.

 

[Zardnaar]

I wish I could actually block stuff. lol

Despite following the process I follow, it's not entirely foolproof because every so often Dungeons and Discourse creeps back into my feed.

Yeah I see her thumbnails occasionally.

She did one good video during OGL thing. Apart from that bleah.