The New Recent # is frustrating
I used to love this app and used it for so many different areas of my life: research for work to see how well are our MTX game assets we’re doing, looking up the latest images of an area for hiking/vacations to make sure things still look the same way they did it in the popular posts of that area, getting fresh new perspectives rather than just a popular ones, etc etc… and I kind of wish they bring back an old ability to search my photos by location but that doesn’t seem likely (it was easier to look back on memories from a certain area that way). I also could complain about the number of ads/suggested post I see being too much, or the vetting that they obviously don’t do for the “companies” that sell stuff on their site…  for what it’s worth I still love what Instagram was originally & kinda still is (except for those hiccups, I mentioned above): It was a place to share the best, and sometimes the worst parts of my life with my friends and family that live across the country... it was a place for nostalgia, and it was a way to connect with all types of individuals, not just the popular ones. I’m still using the site (for the good parts that are left ) but this just makes me sad. I hope one or two of these features come but I don’t have my fingers crossed.
Functionality, Functionality, Content Quality, Content Quality, App Overall, App Overall
Search, Location-Based Photo Search, Ads, Vetting, Nostalgia, Social Connections
Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative, Positive, Positive
App - User Interface - Negative, App - Photo Management - Negative, App - Advertising - Negative, App - Nostalgia - Positive, App - Social Connectivity - Positive
### USER:The New Recent # is frustrating, I used to love this app and used it for so many different areas of my life: research for work to see how well are our MTX game assets we’re doing, looking up the latest images of an area for hiking/vacations to make sure things still look the same way they did it in the popular posts of that area, getting fresh new perspectives rather than just a popular ones, etc etc… and I kind of wish they bring back an old ability to search my photos by location but that doesn’t seem likely (it was easier to look back on memories from a certain area that way). I also could complain about the number of ads/suggested post I see being too much, or the vetting that they obviously don’t do for the “companies” that sell stuff on their site…  for what it’s worth I still love what Instagram was originally & kinda still is (except for those hiccups, I mentioned above): It was a place to share the best, and sometimes the worst parts of my life with my friends and family that live across the country... it was a place for nostalgia, and it was a way to connect with all types of individuals, not just the popular ones. I’m still using the site (for the good parts that are left ) but this just makes me sad. I hope one or two of these features come but I don’t have my fingers crossed. ### ASSISTANT: App - User Interface - Negative, App - Photo Management - Negative, App - Advertising - Negative, App - Nostalgia - Positive, App - Social Connectivity - Positive )))
### Review: title: The New Recent # is frustrating, content: I used to love this app and used it for so many different areas of my life: research for work to see how well are our MTX game assets we’re doing, looking up the latest images of an area for hiking/vacations to make sure things still look the same way they did it in the popular posts of that area, getting fresh new perspectives rather than just a popular ones, etc etc… and I kind of wish they bring back an old ability to search my photos by location but that doesn’t seem likely (it was easier to look back on memories from a certain area that way). I also could complain about the number of ads/suggested post I see being too much, or the vetting that they obviously don’t do for the “companies” that sell stuff on their site…  for what it’s worth I still love what Instagram was originally & kinda still is (except for those hiccups, I mentioned above): It was a place to share the best, and sometimes the worst parts of my life with my friends and family that live across the country... it was a place for nostalgia, and it was a way to connect with all types of individuals, not just the popular ones. I’m still using the site (for the good parts that are left ) but this just makes me sad. I hope one or two of these features come but I don’t have my fingers crossed. ### Analysis: categories: Functionality, Functionality, Content Quality, Content Quality, App Overall, App Overall, aspects: Search, Location-Based Photo Search, Ads, Vetting, Nostalgia, Social Connections, sentiments: Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative, Positive, Positive )))
### Review: title: The New Recent # is frustrating, content: I used to love this app and used it for so many different areas of my life: research for work to see how well are our MTX game assets we’re doing, looking up the latest images of an area for hiking/vacations to make sure things still look the same way they did it in the popular posts of that area, getting fresh new perspectives rather than just a popular ones, etc etc… and I kind of wish they bring back an old ability to search my photos by location but that doesn’t seem likely (it was easier to look back on memories from a certain area that way). I also could complain about the number of ads/suggested post I see being too much, or the vetting that they obviously don’t do for the “companies” that sell stuff on their site…  for what it’s worth I still love what Instagram was originally & kinda still is (except for those hiccups, I mentioned above): It was a place to share the best, and sometimes the worst parts of my life with my friends and family that live across the country... it was a place for nostalgia, and it was a way to connect with all types of individuals, not just the popular ones. I’m still using the site (for the good parts that are left ) but this just makes me sad. I hope one or two of these features come but I don’t have my fingers crossed. ### Analysis: categories: (Functionality, Functionality, Content Quality, Content Quality, App Overall, App Overall) aspects: (Search, Location-Based Photo Search, Ads, Vetting, Nostalgia, Social Connections) sentiments: (Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative, Positive, Positive) )))
Instruction: Extract triplets of category - aspect - sentiment, from the given Input. Each pair should include the category, the specific aspect within that category, and the sentiment expressed towards that aspect. Input: The New Recent # is frustrating, I used to love this app and used it for so many different areas of my life: research for work to see how well are our MTX game assets we’re doing, looking up the latest images of an area for hiking/vacations to make sure things still look the same way they did it in the popular posts of that area, getting fresh new perspectives rather than just a popular ones, etc etc… and I kind of wish they bring back an old ability to search my photos by location but that doesn’t seem likely (it was easier to look back on memories from a certain area that way). I also could complain about the number of ads/suggested post I see being too much, or the vetting that they obviously don’t do for the “companies” that sell stuff on their site…  for what it’s worth I still love what Instagram was originally & kinda still is (except for those hiccups, I mentioned above): It was a place to share the best, and sometimes the worst parts of my life with my friends and family that live across the country... it was a place for nostalgia, and it was a way to connect with all types of individuals, not just the popular ones. I’m still using the site (for the good parts that are left ) but this just makes me sad. I hope one or two of these features come but I don’t have my fingers crossed. Output: App - User Interface - Negative, App - Photo Management - Negative, App - Advertising - Negative, App - Nostalgia - Positive, App - Social Connectivity - Positive $$$