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Chronological tweets seem much better than what “the algorithm” suggests

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My preference is that it's optional, you get to pick the kind of feed you want, and that it sticks, doesn't automatically reset each new session.

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You can already do this with the star button in the top right

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ah, i was under the impression it reset after each session

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i'm pretty sure it does reset. unless that behavior changed in the last ~4 months

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