Michael Grass on Nostr: Considering algorithmic recommendation of content on so many social media platforms ...

Considering algorithmic recommendation of content on so many social media platforms where you may be served up something stale that's a week old, why do some publications and content producers still insist on using "today," "yesterday," and "tomorrow" in their headlines and article?

Sure, searching for a publishing timestamp can contextualize "today," "yesterday," and "tomorrow," but that creates unnecessary work for the reader to decipher the time relevance.