The most anxiety-inducing app
Instagram feels very unwelcoming and based on inequality more than fairness. They changed the order of Comments again so that it’s even less chronologically ordered than it was before. Newer comments are so scattered and difficult to find on a post that there’s no sense revisiting a post anymore, so I’ve spent drastically less time on the app since the latest update. Also, it’s a worrisome feeling writing a comment and having no idea where Instagram is going to plop it in the order and for what reason. You have no idea if people are reading your comment or if it’s too far low on the page. Some of the kindest and most encouraging comments from people are towards the bottom of the pile, seemingly because they’re several sentences long, or because they don’t have mutual friends with the original poster. The uncertainty of why the faulty algorithm favors certain commenters over others has given me anxiety I’ve never suffered from before, on an app that was originally supposed to be fun and a stress reliever. Now it’s the complete opposite. A computer algorithm can’t determine a person’s worth or the quality of their comment. I’d rather just watch TV than worry about this anymore. Someone please invent a better app that is actually about pictures and isn’t so controlled and manipulated by an algorithm.
Social Media, Social Media, Social Media, Social Media
Feed Algorithm, Comment Sorting, Interface, User Experience
Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative
App - Algorithm - Negative
### USER:The most anxiety-inducing app, Instagram feels very unwelcoming and based on inequality more than fairness. They changed the order of Comments again so that it’s even less chronologically ordered than it was before. Newer comments are so scattered and difficult to find on a post that there’s no sense revisiting a post anymore, so I’ve spent drastically less time on the app since the latest update. Also, it’s a worrisome feeling writing a comment and having no idea where Instagram is going to plop it in the order and for what reason. You have no idea if people are reading your comment or if it’s too far low on the page. Some of the kindest and most encouraging comments from people are towards the bottom of the pile, seemingly because they’re several sentences long, or because they don’t have mutual friends with the original poster. The uncertainty of why the faulty algorithm favors certain commenters over others has given me anxiety I’ve never suffered from before, on an app that was originally supposed to be fun and a stress reliever. Now it’s the complete opposite. A computer algorithm can’t determine a person’s worth or the quality of their comment. I’d rather just watch TV than worry about this anymore. Someone please invent a better app that is actually about pictures and isn’t so controlled and manipulated by an algorithm. ### ASSISTANT: App - Algorithm - Negative )))
### Review: title: The most anxiety-inducing app, content: Instagram feels very unwelcoming and based on inequality more than fairness. They changed the order of Comments again so that it’s even less chronologically ordered than it was before. Newer comments are so scattered and difficult to find on a post that there’s no sense revisiting a post anymore, so I’ve spent drastically less time on the app since the latest update. Also, it’s a worrisome feeling writing a comment and having no idea where Instagram is going to plop it in the order and for what reason. You have no idea if people are reading your comment or if it’s too far low on the page. Some of the kindest and most encouraging comments from people are towards the bottom of the pile, seemingly because they’re several sentences long, or because they don’t have mutual friends with the original poster. The uncertainty of why the faulty algorithm favors certain commenters over others has given me anxiety I’ve never suffered from before, on an app that was originally supposed to be fun and a stress reliever. Now it’s the complete opposite. A computer algorithm can’t determine a person’s worth or the quality of their comment. I’d rather just watch TV than worry about this anymore. Someone please invent a better app that is actually about pictures and isn’t so controlled and manipulated by an algorithm. ### Analysis: categories: Social Media, Social Media, Social Media, Social Media, aspects: Feed Algorithm, Comment Sorting, Interface, User Experience, sentiments: Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative )))
### Review: title: The most anxiety-inducing app, content: Instagram feels very unwelcoming and based on inequality more than fairness. They changed the order of Comments again so that it’s even less chronologically ordered than it was before. Newer comments are so scattered and difficult to find on a post that there’s no sense revisiting a post anymore, so I’ve spent drastically less time on the app since the latest update. Also, it’s a worrisome feeling writing a comment and having no idea where Instagram is going to plop it in the order and for what reason. You have no idea if people are reading your comment or if it’s too far low on the page. Some of the kindest and most encouraging comments from people are towards the bottom of the pile, seemingly because they’re several sentences long, or because they don’t have mutual friends with the original poster. The uncertainty of why the faulty algorithm favors certain commenters over others has given me anxiety I’ve never suffered from before, on an app that was originally supposed to be fun and a stress reliever. Now it’s the complete opposite. A computer algorithm can’t determine a person’s worth or the quality of their comment. I’d rather just watch TV than worry about this anymore. Someone please invent a better app that is actually about pictures and isn’t so controlled and manipulated by an algorithm. ### Analysis: categories: (Social Media, Social Media, Social Media, Social Media) aspects: (Feed Algorithm, Comment Sorting, Interface, User Experience) sentiments: (Negative, Negative, Negative, Negative) )))
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 most anxiety-inducing app, Instagram feels very unwelcoming and based on inequality more than fairness. They changed the order of Comments again so that it’s even less chronologically ordered than it was before. Newer comments are so scattered and difficult to find on a post that there’s no sense revisiting a post anymore, so I’ve spent drastically less time on the app since the latest update. Also, it’s a worrisome feeling writing a comment and having no idea where Instagram is going to plop it in the order and for what reason. You have no idea if people are reading your comment or if it’s too far low on the page. Some of the kindest and most encouraging comments from people are towards the bottom of the pile, seemingly because they’re several sentences long, or because they don’t have mutual friends with the original poster. The uncertainty of why the faulty algorithm favors certain commenters over others has given me anxiety I’ve never suffered from before, on an app that was originally supposed to be fun and a stress reliever. Now it’s the complete opposite. A computer algorithm can’t determine a person’s worth or the quality of their comment. I’d rather just watch TV than worry about this anymore. Someone please invent a better app that is actually about pictures and isn’t so controlled and manipulated by an algorithm. Output: App - Algorithm - Negative $$$