“Anti-social” Social media
Instagram team, in efforts to make your platform more inclusive or enjoyable, you’ve taken away basic features that actually created a social experience. Firstly, the limit on following, unfollowing, liking, commenting, is asinine in its implementation. This severely cripples those of us who: 1. Use this as a business platform, and engage with sizable audiences. 2. Those who simply may want to alter their feeds content as their tastes have changed, and are now left with no recourse in doing so. Secondly, removing the number of likes being viewable to all on a post should be an option, not mandatory. If a user wants to have their likes hidden let them, but don’t force that again on business platforms, who need to boast numbers to increase engagement, same goes with private influencers. Third, why stifle independent app developers of 3rd party applications, they simply are trying to enhance our experience of instagram for us, because of the extreme limitations being imposed as of late. 3rd party applications should indeed be slowed to manage and integrate with the original application to cultivate a more robust social experience. All in all, the changes through the past several months have been nothing short of constricting, with no actual resolution in sight from your end, despite the many who are calling for a significant walk back of your actions.
App Usage, App Usage, App Usage, App Usage, App Features, App Features, App Features, App Features, App Features
Following, Unfollowing, Liking, Commenting, Like Count, Like Count, Like Count, 3rd Party Apps, 3rd Party Apps
negative, negative, negative, negative, negative, negative, negative, negative, negative
App-Review - Following - negative, App-Review - Unfollowing - negative, App-Review - Liking - negative, App-Review - Commenting - negative, App-Review - Like count visibility - negative, App-Review - Third-party app developers - negative
### USER:“Anti-social” Social media, Instagram team, in efforts to make your platform more inclusive or enjoyable, you’ve taken away basic features that actually created a social experience. Firstly, the limit on following, unfollowing, liking, commenting, is asinine in its implementation. This severely cripples those of us who: 1. Use this as a business platform, and engage with sizable audiences. 2. Those who simply may want to alter their feeds content as their tastes have changed, and are now left with no recourse in doing so. Secondly, removing the number of likes being viewable to all on a post should be an option, not mandatory. If a user wants to have their likes hidden let them, but don’t force that again on business platforms, who need to boast numbers to increase engagement, same goes with private influencers. Third, why stifle independent app developers of 3rd party applications, they simply are trying to enhance our experience of instagram for us, because of the extreme limitations being imposed as of late. 3rd party applications should indeed be slowed to manage and integrate with the original application to cultivate a more robust social experience. All in all, the changes through the past several months have been nothing short of constricting, with no actual resolution in sight from your end, despite the many who are calling for a significant walk back of your actions. ### ASSISTANT: App-Review - Following - negative, App-Review - Unfollowing - negative, App-Review - Liking - negative, App-Review - Commenting - negative, App-Review - Like count visibility - negative, App-Review - Third-party app developers - negative )))
### Review: title: “Anti-social” Social media, content: Instagram team, in efforts to make your platform more inclusive or enjoyable, you’ve taken away basic features that actually created a social experience. Firstly, the limit on following, unfollowing, liking, commenting, is asinine in its implementation. This severely cripples those of us who: 1. Use this as a business platform, and engage with sizable audiences. 2. Those who simply may want to alter their feeds content as their tastes have changed, and are now left with no recourse in doing so. Secondly, removing the number of likes being viewable to all on a post should be an option, not mandatory. If a user wants to have their likes hidden let them, but don’t force that again on business platforms, who need to boast numbers to increase engagement, same goes with private influencers. Third, why stifle independent app developers of 3rd party applications, they simply are trying to enhance our experience of instagram for us, because of the extreme limitations being imposed as of late. 3rd party applications should indeed be slowed to manage and integrate with the original application to cultivate a more robust social experience. All in all, the changes through the past several months have been nothing short of constricting, with no actual resolution in sight from your end, despite the many who are calling for a significant walk back of your actions. ### Analysis: categories: App Usage, App Usage, App Usage, App Usage, App Features, App Features, App Features, App Features, App Features, aspects: Following, Unfollowing, Liking, Commenting, Like Count, Like Count, Like Count, 3rd Party Apps, 3rd Party Apps, sentiments: negative, negative, negative, negative, negative, negative, negative, negative, negative )))
### Review: title: “Anti-social” Social media, content: Instagram team, in efforts to make your platform more inclusive or enjoyable, you’ve taken away basic features that actually created a social experience. Firstly, the limit on following, unfollowing, liking, commenting, is asinine in its implementation. This severely cripples those of us who: 1. Use this as a business platform, and engage with sizable audiences. 2. Those who simply may want to alter their feeds content as their tastes have changed, and are now left with no recourse in doing so. Secondly, removing the number of likes being viewable to all on a post should be an option, not mandatory. If a user wants to have their likes hidden let them, but don’t force that again on business platforms, who need to boast numbers to increase engagement, same goes with private influencers. Third, why stifle independent app developers of 3rd party applications, they simply are trying to enhance our experience of instagram for us, because of the extreme limitations being imposed as of late. 3rd party applications should indeed be slowed to manage and integrate with the original application to cultivate a more robust social experience. All in all, the changes through the past several months have been nothing short of constricting, with no actual resolution in sight from your end, despite the many who are calling for a significant walk back of your actions. ### Analysis: categories: (App Usage, App Usage, App Usage, App Usage, App Features, App Features, App Features, App Features, App Features) aspects: (Following, Unfollowing, Liking, Commenting, Like Count, Like Count, Like Count, 3rd Party Apps, 3rd Party Apps) sentiments: (negative, negative, negative, negative, negative, 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: “Anti-social” Social media, Instagram team, in efforts to make your platform more inclusive or enjoyable, you’ve taken away basic features that actually created a social experience. Firstly, the limit on following, unfollowing, liking, commenting, is asinine in its implementation. This severely cripples those of us who: 1. Use this as a business platform, and engage with sizable audiences. 2. Those who simply may want to alter their feeds content as their tastes have changed, and are now left with no recourse in doing so. Secondly, removing the number of likes being viewable to all on a post should be an option, not mandatory. If a user wants to have their likes hidden let them, but don’t force that again on business platforms, who need to boast numbers to increase engagement, same goes with private influencers. Third, why stifle independent app developers of 3rd party applications, they simply are trying to enhance our experience of instagram for us, because of the extreme limitations being imposed as of late. 3rd party applications should indeed be slowed to manage and integrate with the original application to cultivate a more robust social experience. All in all, the changes through the past several months have been nothing short of constricting, with no actual resolution in sight from your end, despite the many who are calling for a significant walk back of your actions. Output: App-Review - Following - negative, App-Review - Unfollowing - negative, App-Review - Liking - negative, App-Review - Commenting - negative, App-Review - Like count visibility - negative, App-Review - Third-party app developers - negative $$$