2026-01-10 20:25:36

The algorithm's gone downhill. What's blowing up now? Engagement farming, clickbait rage content, low-effort news recyclers—they're cleaning house with the reach. Meanwhile, if you're actually making thoughtful stuff, your posts get buried. It's like the platform's morphed into something resembling a short-form video app. The incentive structure just isn't working anymore for quality creators.

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quiet_lurker

· 9h ago

The algorithm has really been messed up, and now all that's everywhere is garbage content.

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rekt_but_resilient

· 16h ago

ngl algorithm is really lagging now, garbage content is actually booming --- Once again, it's the same engagement farming trick. Is it interesting? --- High-quality content is being buried, which is outrageous --- The platform has gone off track; now it's just a short video arena --- Serious creators really can't survive, I’m right, aren’t I? --- Low-quality content is rampant, everyone with a brain has been played out --- Incentive structure is so bad, who still wants to create properly? --- You're so right, now it's all about who can generate more noise --- Quality? Forget it, this platform has long stopped caring about that

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SelfCustodyIssues

· 01-12 04:30

The algorithm is really terrible, and only a few pieces of garbage content make it to the headlines. I'm starting to want to give up.

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FarmToRiches

· 01-11 02:46

The algorithm is now really terrible, and the garbage content is actually driving traffic skyrocketing.

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CascadingDipBuyer

· 01-10 20:55

Nah, really, garbage content gets traffic while those who work seriously get buried... The algorithm is completely broken.

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DaoResearcher

· 01-10 20:48

According to the incentive mechanism model in the white paper, this is actually a typical failure case of token weighted voting. I recommend everyone compare the engagement algorithms of traditional platforms with the voting power distribution of DAO governance proposals, and you'll understand why content quality has become a negative asset—specifically, 1. algorithm optimization leans towards short-term interactions 2. creator incentives are incompatible 3. game equilibrium is disrupted by low-quality content. It is worth noting that this is precisely the trap we must avoid when designing token economics.

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GasGuzzler