Social media sites choose what users see, but many people would prefer to make their own choices. However, how to express what you want is not straightforward. A think-aloud study of users of Inst... (dl.acm.org)

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Original Title: Social media sites choose what users see, but many people would prefer to make their own choices. However, how to express what you want is not straightforward. A think-aloud study of users of Instagram, Mastodon, TikTok, and X derives design principles for how people want to teach their feeds

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