Disappointing updates to the format
I enjoyed Instagram when my feed consisted of posts I was actually interested in. It was a nice app to simply spend time on, especially when my Discover page was similar to the posts I interacted with in my feed. However, the Reels and Shop features have been amplified, while the content within my own feed and the Discovery page seem to stray away from my interests. Many accounts that I follow have to take extra steps in order to show up in their followers' feed. This has made harder for small businesses, non-profits, and activists to spread important information about their cause or product. Simultaneously, their followers have to engage with their posts in a more intense manner. There isn't much reason to save and share a post on your story when you already liked and commented on said post. I understand it may be a way to accurately mold one's feed into the posts they seem to engage with more, but it seems is counterproductive when features such as Reels and Shop are constantly promoted and clutter one's Discovery page. I quite dislike how those elements are placed in the feature bar, while the posting option is located on the very top. I'm hoping instagram can prioritize what their audience wants, over corporate speculation on what we want.
App, App, App, App, App, App
Feed, Content, Reels, Shop, Feature Bar, Posting
Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative, Neutral
Social - Main feed - Negative, Social - Discovery page - Negative, Design - Feature bar - Negative, Functionality - Reels - Negative, Functionality - Shop - Negative
### USER:Disappointing updates to the format, I enjoyed Instagram when my feed consisted of posts I was actually interested in. It was a nice app to simply spend time on, especially when my Discover page was similar to the posts I interacted with in my feed. However, the Reels and Shop features have been amplified, while the content within my own feed and the Discovery page seem to stray away from my interests. Many accounts that I follow have to take extra steps in order to show up in their followers' feed. This has made harder for small businesses, non-profits, and activists to spread important information about their cause or product. Simultaneously, their followers have to engage with their posts in a more intense manner. There isn't much reason to save and share a post on your story when you already liked and commented on said post. I understand it may be a way to accurately mold one's feed into the posts they seem to engage with more, but it seems is counterproductive when features such as Reels and Shop are constantly promoted and clutter one's Discovery page. I quite dislike how those elements are placed in the feature bar, while the posting option is located on the very top. I'm hoping instagram can prioritize what their audience wants, over corporate speculation on what we want. ### ASSISTANT: Social - Main feed - Negative, Social - Discovery page - Negative, Design - Feature bar - Negative, Functionality - Reels - Negative, Functionality - Shop - Negative )))
### Review: title: Disappointing updates to the format, content: I enjoyed Instagram when my feed consisted of posts I was actually interested in. It was a nice app to simply spend time on, especially when my Discover page was similar to the posts I interacted with in my feed. However, the Reels and Shop features have been amplified, while the content within my own feed and the Discovery page seem to stray away from my interests. Many accounts that I follow have to take extra steps in order to show up in their followers' feed. This has made harder for small businesses, non-profits, and activists to spread important information about their cause or product. Simultaneously, their followers have to engage with their posts in a more intense manner. There isn't much reason to save and share a post on your story when you already liked and commented on said post. I understand it may be a way to accurately mold one's feed into the posts they seem to engage with more, but it seems is counterproductive when features such as Reels and Shop are constantly promoted and clutter one's Discovery page. I quite dislike how those elements are placed in the feature bar, while the posting option is located on the very top. I'm hoping instagram can prioritize what their audience wants, over corporate speculation on what we want. ### Analysis: categories: App, App, App, App, App, App, aspects: Feed, Content, Reels, Shop, Feature Bar, Posting, sentiments: Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative, Neutral )))
### Review: title: Disappointing updates to the format, content: I enjoyed Instagram when my feed consisted of posts I was actually interested in. It was a nice app to simply spend time on, especially when my Discover page was similar to the posts I interacted with in my feed. However, the Reels and Shop features have been amplified, while the content within my own feed and the Discovery page seem to stray away from my interests. Many accounts that I follow have to take extra steps in order to show up in their followers' feed. This has made harder for small businesses, non-profits, and activists to spread important information about their cause or product. Simultaneously, their followers have to engage with their posts in a more intense manner. There isn't much reason to save and share a post on your story when you already liked and commented on said post. I understand it may be a way to accurately mold one's feed into the posts they seem to engage with more, but it seems is counterproductive when features such as Reels and Shop are constantly promoted and clutter one's Discovery page. I quite dislike how those elements are placed in the feature bar, while the posting option is located on the very top. I'm hoping instagram can prioritize what their audience wants, over corporate speculation on what we want. ### Analysis: categories: (App, App, App, App, App, App) aspects: (Feed, Content, Reels, Shop, Feature Bar, Posting) sentiments: (Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative, Neutral) )))
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: Disappointing updates to the format, I enjoyed Instagram when my feed consisted of posts I was actually interested in. It was a nice app to simply spend time on, especially when my Discover page was similar to the posts I interacted with in my feed. However, the Reels and Shop features have been amplified, while the content within my own feed and the Discovery page seem to stray away from my interests. Many accounts that I follow have to take extra steps in order to show up in their followers' feed. This has made harder for small businesses, non-profits, and activists to spread important information about their cause or product. Simultaneously, their followers have to engage with their posts in a more intense manner. There isn't much reason to save and share a post on your story when you already liked and commented on said post. I understand it may be a way to accurately mold one's feed into the posts they seem to engage with more, but it seems is counterproductive when features such as Reels and Shop are constantly promoted and clutter one's Discovery page. I quite dislike how those elements are placed in the feature bar, while the posting option is located on the very top. I'm hoping instagram can prioritize what their audience wants, over corporate speculation on what we want. Output: Social - Main feed - Negative, Social - Discovery page - Negative, Design - Feature bar - Negative, Functionality - Reels - Negative, Functionality - Shop - Negative $$$