Natasha Nox đđ on Nostr: In light of all the studies linking the "endless scrolling" mechanism as well as ...
In light of all the studies linking the "endless scrolling" mechanism as well as suggestion algorithms to actual health risks (literally brainrot) I'd love to see a fedi client that gets rid of it in favour of a design that merely shows you what you haven't seen yet, in chronological order, separated into multiple pages.
If there isn't anything new - well, empty window with "come back later :)" it is!
Make social media an experience that can end.
#SocialMedia #Addiction #Health
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