> The reason, he said, was that the best way to achieve reach in a chronological feed was to post more often, and businesses could afford to post more often than ordinary people.
But he conveniently omitted that chronological order algorithm would/should apply only to those accounts that users are following, not just having all the crap crammed into their feed.
That's precisely the point, Adam
To be fair, he also said:
> The reason, he said, was that the best way to achieve reach in a chronological feed was to post more often, and businesses could afford to post more often than ordinary people.
But he conveniently omitted that chronological order algorithm would/should apply only to those accounts that users are following, not just having all the crap crammed into their feed.
Oh, he knows.