Algorithm
I understand that it is difficult to build an algorithm around a person’s preferences, but the system should be able to detect that I don’t like a certain type of post after I’ve said “I’m not interested” multiple times. I don’t use instagram to have useless propaganda and everyone else’s political ideals shoved into my face on my explore page. I want my explore page to actually be posts that I want to see, but it seems that instagram can’t make a basic system to stop showing posts I express a lack of interest in a number of times. This wouldn’t be as big of an issue if the number of posts like the ones I expressed disinterest in didn’t increase. It seems like the more I actively expressed disinterest, the more the algorithm showed me those posts until my explore page was flooded with things I couldn’t care less about. I find the app to be poorly run, and the company obviously does not listen to the users opinions on the interface. But hey, what can you expect from Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg. They aren’t exactly known for caring about their users. They only do it for the money, yet people still continue to put up with it without speaking out about their unhappiness with certain updates and features.
Algorithm, Interface, Company
Algorithm, Interface, Company
negative, negative, negative
**Algorithm** - **Functionality** - Negative, **Algorithm** - **Usefulness** - Negative, **Algorithm** - **Responsiveness** - Negative, **Company** - **Feedback Processing** - Negative, **Company** - **User Interests** - Negative
### USER:Algorithm, I understand that it is difficult to build an algorithm around a person’s preferences, but the system should be able to detect that I don’t like a certain type of post after I’ve said “I’m not interested” multiple times. I don’t use instagram to have useless propaganda and everyone else’s political ideals shoved into my face on my explore page. I want my explore page to actually be posts that I want to see, but it seems that instagram can’t make a basic system to stop showing posts I express a lack of interest in a number of times. This wouldn’t be as big of an issue if the number of posts like the ones I expressed disinterest in didn’t increase. It seems like the more I actively expressed disinterest, the more the algorithm showed me those posts until my explore page was flooded with things I couldn’t care less about. I find the app to be poorly run, and the company obviously does not listen to the users opinions on the interface. But hey, what can you expect from Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg. They aren’t exactly known for caring about their users. They only do it for the money, yet people still continue to put up with it without speaking out about their unhappiness with certain updates and features. ### ASSISTANT: **** - **Functionality** - Negative, **** - **Usefulness** - Negative, **** - **Responsiveness** - Negative, **Company** - **Feedback Processing** - Negative, **Company** - **User Interests** - Negative )))
### Review: title: Algorithm, content: I understand that it is difficult to build an algorithm around a person’s preferences, but the system should be able to detect that I don’t like a certain type of post after I’ve said “I’m not interested” multiple times. I don’t use instagram to have useless propaganda and everyone else’s political ideals shoved into my face on my explore page. I want my explore page to actually be posts that I want to see, but it seems that instagram can’t make a basic system to stop showing posts I express a lack of interest in a number of times. This wouldn’t be as big of an issue if the number of posts like the ones I expressed disinterest in didn’t increase. It seems like the more I actively expressed disinterest, the more the algorithm showed me those posts until my explore page was flooded with things I couldn’t care less about. I find the app to be poorly run, and the company obviously does not listen to the users opinions on the interface. But hey, what can you expect from Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg. They aren’t exactly known for caring about their users. They only do it for the money, yet people still continue to put up with it without speaking out about their unhappiness with certain updates and features. ### Analysis: categories: Algorithm, Interface, Company, aspects: Algorithm, Interface, Company, sentiments: negative, negative, negative )))
### Review: title: Algorithm, content: I understand that it is difficult to build an algorithm around a person’s preferences, but the system should be able to detect that I don’t like a certain type of post after I’ve said “I’m not interested” multiple times. I don’t use instagram to have useless propaganda and everyone else’s political ideals shoved into my face on my explore page. I want my explore page to actually be posts that I want to see, but it seems that instagram can’t make a basic system to stop showing posts I express a lack of interest in a number of times. This wouldn’t be as big of an issue if the number of posts like the ones I expressed disinterest in didn’t increase. It seems like the more I actively expressed disinterest, the more the algorithm showed me those posts until my explore page was flooded with things I couldn’t care less about. I find the app to be poorly run, and the company obviously does not listen to the users opinions on the interface. But hey, what can you expect from Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg. They aren’t exactly known for caring about their users. They only do it for the money, yet people still continue to put up with it without speaking out about their unhappiness with certain updates and features. ### Analysis: categories: (Algorithm, Interface, Company) aspects: (Algorithm, Interface, Company) sentiments: (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: Algorithm, I understand that it is difficult to build an algorithm around a person’s preferences, but the system should be able to detect that I don’t like a certain type of post after I’ve said “I’m not interested” multiple times. I don’t use instagram to have useless propaganda and everyone else’s political ideals shoved into my face on my explore page. I want my explore page to actually be posts that I want to see, but it seems that instagram can’t make a basic system to stop showing posts I express a lack of interest in a number of times. This wouldn’t be as big of an issue if the number of posts like the ones I expressed disinterest in didn’t increase. It seems like the more I actively expressed disinterest, the more the algorithm showed me those posts until my explore page was flooded with things I couldn’t care less about. I find the app to be poorly run, and the company obviously does not listen to the users opinions on the interface. But hey, what can you expect from Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg. They aren’t exactly known for caring about their users. They only do it for the money, yet people still continue to put up with it without speaking out about their unhappiness with certain updates and features. Output: **** - **Functionality** - Negative, **** - **Usefulness** - Negative, **** - **Responsiveness** - Negative, **Company** - **Feedback Processing** - Negative, **Company** - **User Interests** - Negative $$$