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Wonder how long 'temporary' is, if its just for a few days then whatevs i guess.
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Seems reasonable to me. What's the issue?
If you follow a good amount of accounts youll hit those numbers in a few minutes...Seems reasonable to me. What's the issue?
300 posts seem a lot to read per day. Granted I read about 5 a week, and all 5 of them are the ones embedded in this thread
Scrolling through counts.Seems reasonable to me. What's the issue?
300 posts seem a lot to read per day. Granted I read about 5 a week, and all 5 of them are the ones embedded in this thread
But you won't be following many when new right? What would your numbers be if you were setting the limit.If you follow a good amount of accounts youll hit those numbers in a few minutes...
How does it distinguish between reading a post in your feed and skipping posts in your feed ?Seems reasonable to me. What's the issue?
300 posts seem a lot to read per day. Granted I read about 5 a week, and all 5 of them are the ones embedded in this thread
It doesn't.How does it distinguish between reading a post in your feed and skipping posts in your feed ?
Reading, not posting.600 posts?!
Its BS again isn't it
Hes probably done another enhancement that has screwed things up so came up with this excuse.
But i can click to read a thread here. Posts read will be anything retweeted onto your timeline even if youre just scrolling by. The equivalent ocuk wise would essentially for you to only see the newest posts for any thread. Its daft.But you won't be following many when new right? What would your numbers be if you were setting the limit.
It's 6k, 600, 300.
300 for a new account seems good to me. Perhaps 600 for an unverified but old account is the issue I see. Would 2k be more reasonable?
I try and compare it to me OCUK use. This is the only "social" site I go to, assuming imgur isn't considered a social site. I'm on here a fair chunk when I get 5/10 minutes free throughout my day, or a bit longer when some newb needs to be pawned with the nonsense the have posted. I imagine I read far less than 300 posts per day, definitely less than 600. Surprised in twitter it would be even higher than that for the average user.
If I click 1 tweet with 599 replies that’s game over. Literally every single post, reply, ad, profile, is a “read”.Seems reasonable to me. What's the issue?
300 posts seem a lot to read per day. Granted I read about 5 a week, and all 5 of them are the ones embedded in this thread