Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk’s to-do list seems quite fluffy after Twitter acquisition. Musk, who previously complained about many features of the platform, has now given rights to other users. Sorting tweets chronologically is better, according to Musk.
Elon Musk, who turned to the social media world after companies such as SpaceX, Tesla and The Boring Company, is very close to taking over Twitter with a $44 billion deal. In the tweet he shared the other day, he told his 92 million followers that “chronological tweets are much better than what the algorithm suggests.”
Elon Musk wants to see tweets chronologically
According to the algorithm that Twitter users have been having trouble with for a while, the tweet sorting feature may finally be removed. Musk believes it would be more accurate for Twitter’s algorithm to selectively sort tweets, with the most recent tweets appearing at the top.
To state that the algorithm-based tweet sorting feature that Elon Musk is complaining about can be changed needs. Users who want to see the tweets on the home page chronologically can switch to the chronological order by tapping the star symbol in the upper right.
Twitter founder and former CEO Jack Dorsey responded to this comment by Elon Musk. Dorsey pointed out that there are advantages to both chronological and algorithm-based tweet sorting. According to Dorsey, the algorithm is pretty good at “revealing tweets you might miss while scrolling.”
But the Twitter founder said that a chronological tweet stream would also work in some cases. Stating that it is best to view the latest tweets for live and last-minute events, Dorsey said that choosing is the most important thing.
Twitter actually removed the chronological order for a while and only replaced the main ones suggested by the algorithm. made the page available. However, the platform, which took a step back after users’ reactions, agreed to restore the latest tweet stream.
So what do you think about the chronological tweet stream voiced by Elon Musk? You can share your thoughts in the comments or on the SDN Forum.
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