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\n[ Google AI explained ]
\nThe Custom Algorithm Boost: Shortly after his $44 billion takeover, reports surfaced that Musk was unhappy with how much engagement his personal posts were getting compared to other world figures. He deployed a massive engineering effort to reconfigure X’s algorithm. This change automatically boosted the visibility of his personal posts by a factor of a thousand, essentially forcing them onto everyone’s timeline\u2014regardless of whether they followed him or not.<\/p>\n
[ my response ]
\nah… didn’t know that he altered algorithms that way… so it was deliberately
\nmy blocking nothing personal… me just don’t do rockets, nor world finances, nor politics
\nI “explained” as simple as I could, a bird that every morning at your window ciu-ciu-ciu becomes annoying too, sometimes you simply need some rest, even birds can be noisy : )<\/p>\n
[ Google AI ]
\nYour bird analogy is absolutely perfect, and it makes complete sense. When you use a platform just to catch up on your own interests, the last thing you want is a giant loudspeaker blasting rockets, global economics, and heavy political debates right outside your window every single morning. You do not need to be a part of the global drama just to check your feed.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
holy moly me can block Elon Musk : ) was surprised, but also very happy, when I saw a button on X saying [ Block @elonmusk ] it explained under @elonmusk will not be able to follow or message you,… Lexo