I don't think Facebook is turning evil, but I think mission creep is introducing irresistible pressures against open, opt-in, UX patterns
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Messenger arm-twist, the WhatsApp phone number finesse, now anti-Browser judo. Information wants to be free. Interaction wants to be pwned?
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...It's a sign of Goodhart's law kicking in. Obviously, some bullshit metric descended from annual report is driving this, not UX.
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I'll go further, this culture of Shareholder-Value-Driven-UX™ (SVDUX) is what led to FB turning into a pwn-able fake-news tool.
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I don't entirely disagree with this thread but think it's more a fxtn of model where the user is the product rather than the consumer.
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I think that's a flawed leftie critique that doesn't actually mean anything tbh
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consider twitter. UX is getting worse: added useless features (moments), dropped features that users like (vine), mostly fake users.
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