Why don't you think social media algorithms are chronological anymore?

I just want to know if in the boardrooms or nap pods of Twitter and Facebook and Instagram,

surely this has come up. You can't be on those platforms for any period of time and not ask

yourself why are these not chronological are they doing it to mess with our heads right because

I remember from being on having been on Facebook for what 12 years now like something

crazy yeah um more than a third of my life.

It's gross.

I remember when they first started integrating the like popular posts as your feed or your timeline,

whatever they call it, I don't even remember, um, instead of just chronological. But they always gave you the option to click, like, show post chronologically. Yes, you could choose. That is still there. Oh, is it? But you have to manually click it every time. Oh, every day. You can't have it. So not even every day. Oh, every time you walk in. Every time you look at the homepage, you have to click, like, most recent. And I don't understand. And we are not alone in wanting this. No, no, no. The entire internet wants this. Yeah. Except advertisers, I think. Is that the issue? I think so.

I hadn't even thought about that.

I'm pretty sure.

Business brain didn't even think about that. All I think of is, first of all, as a small business owner, which lots of small

businesses utilize Instagram, but don't want to pay for the ads.

And, and Lynn, like, just as a consumer, I just want to see chronological. And this is what is so baffling to me. How come when I, like, briefly log on Instagram, like, a postal show and I'll be like, oh, I want to look at that next time I log on? Yeah, and then it refreshes, and then that post is gone, and you never see it again. And you never see it again. Yep. Why?

I don't know.

Meanwhile, yesterday, somebody I, like I purposely follow them, but they posted something and it was fine, but I didn't like it yet.

Not intentionally, just like it didn't happen.

So now I've seen that post.

I kid you not.

Every time I've logged in, it's at the top.

And I'm like, no, no, I've already seen this.

And I know you know that Instagram.

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