Soon you will be able to thumb up posts with bluesky. Twitter Dupe recently announced that it will be targeting the “dislike” button, which aims to improve user experience.
The idea is that the posts you dislike will directly affect the posts you see in your feed.
He wrote bluesky about the test feature in a blog post:
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“Soon, we’ll start testing the option of ‘Dislike’ as a new feedback signal to improve organic processing, dislikability helps a higher response, it can positively affect your experience.
So, to be clear, dislikes won’t be visible to the public – meaning people won’t see what you don’t like or dislike about any given offer.
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While that’s not a huge change to how Bluesky works, it could lead to improvements in day-to-day scrolling. Bluesky’s “Dishost” is widely ignored – or worse, hated – by its power users because it is so full of widespread corny posts. As writer Mike Pearl was treated at Gizmodo, if that’s any indication of dislike actually Filter out the posts and lessons you don’t like, it can prove to change the Find tab to something “useful and maybe accidentally addictive.”
The Internet is full of bad posts, but it looks like soon you can do something about it with bluesky.
