Threads needs a `following` feed and edits — and they`re coming
(CrackBerry.com)

The experience on Threads has changed dramatically since launch as high-profile celebrities and brands have joined and come to dominate the feed — and the developers are going to help tame that. It`s been only a week since Instagram`s short-form text social network Threads launched and in that time it has exploded in popularity — and the user experience has changed a lot too. Meta`s take on Twitter exceeded 100 million users in a shockingly short time, thanks in no small part to its reliance on the already existing 2 billion Instagram user accounts, timing that coincided with chaos on Twitter, and no shortage of media hype. The biggest user experience problem facing Threads right now is the purely algorithmic timeline. On the first day of Threads a user`s feed was likely to be dominated by the people they followed, in part because of the excitement leading to a lot of activity of users just trying the platform out. But as that initial `what is this?` hype died down, the algorithm...