Paul Frazee

on a technical level because it is, yeah, because it's, you know, it's a more sort of nuanced, like we were at that point doing a at runtime request out to a third-party service, which in and of itself, I think, is going to be an interesting thing to kind of see how that plays out because, you know,

on a technical level because it is, yeah, because it's, you know, it's a more sort of nuanced, like we were at that point doing a at runtime request out to a third-party service, which in and of itself, I think, is going to be an interesting thing to kind of see how that plays out because, you know,

Anytime you're doing that, you got to talking about like out to these services that are not under, you know, we have no SLA with them or anything like that. They're like, how's the performance going to hold up things like that. So far, it seems to be actually working. But that definitely was a little bit more of a swing.

Anytime you're doing that, you got to talking about like out to these services that are not under, you know, we have no SLA with them or anything like that. They're like, how's the performance going to hold up things like that. So far, it seems to be actually working. But that definitely was a little bit more of a swing.

And then once we got it in and saw it working on a kind of design of the technology side, we were like, yeah, okay, this feels pretty great. And that side of it, the compositional side, that felt good right from the get-go. I think we still have some open questions about how we can really make the experience of using them as good as we want them to be. We have this like...

And then once we got it in and saw it working on a kind of design of the technology side, we were like, yeah, okay, this feels pretty great. And that side of it, the compositional side, that felt good right from the get-go. I think we still have some open questions about how we can really make the experience of using them as good as we want them to be. We have this like...

sticky problem around the management of them where there's more feeds that are interesting than you can stick onto your home tabs. And how do we find the right way to surface them to like easily like, oh, right, right. I've got this great feed over here. I want to go to it, especially on mobile. So we're still, I think, picking through the right UX to really make these things shine.

sticky problem around the management of them where there's more feeds that are interesting than you can stick onto your home tabs. And how do we find the right way to surface them to like easily like, oh, right, right. I've got this great feed over here. I want to go to it, especially on mobile. So we're still, I think, picking through the right UX to really make these things shine.

But I would say that somewhere around maybe a year ago, we were starting to kind of realize like, no, this is like pretty solid though. Like even though we had gripes about it, we were pretty happy with the outcomes that we were getting out of them.

But I would say that somewhere around maybe a year ago, we were starting to kind of realize like, no, this is like pretty solid though. Like even though we had gripes about it, we were pretty happy with the outcomes that we were getting out of them.

Yeah, yeah. Every time somebody comes in with... There are two critiques that feel really personal. And they're not really critiques, observations. And that is that it's elder millennials and then it's theater kids. And seeing as I'm both of them, every time I'm like...

Yeah, yeah. Every time somebody comes in with... There are two critiques that feel really personal. And they're not really critiques, observations. And that is that it's elder millennials and then it's theater kids. And seeing as I'm both of them, every time I'm like...

You know, so to your point, our biggest problem is that we have too many ideas about what we want to do with them. And it's hard to pick about like where to take it next. We finally started to make some progress once we like broke it down into like bite-sized chunks. But yeah, I agree. There is a lot of really cool ideas that we're kicking around about what to do with feeds.

You know, so to your point, our biggest problem is that we have too many ideas about what we want to do with them. And it's hard to pick about like where to take it next. We finally started to make some progress once we like broke it down into like bite-sized chunks. But yeah, I agree. There is a lot of really cool ideas that we're kicking around about what to do with feeds.

You do have to think about that stuff, especially when you have other people making this thing. You want to think about what the incentives are. If they can make money, that'd be great. We want to make sure that the whole thing sustains itself.

You do have to think about that stuff, especially when you have other people making this thing. You want to think about what the incentives are. If they can make money, that'd be great. We want to make sure that the whole thing sustains itself.

Yeah, this one is hard, and it's going to be probably a very, very long time before I'm willing to say, yeah, we totally nailed that one. There's going to be a lot of trying different things to find out where it can go. We've gone, I think, we've taken some interesting steps

Yeah, this one is hard, and it's going to be probably a very, very long time before I'm willing to say, yeah, we totally nailed that one. There's going to be a lot of trying different things to find out where it can go. We've gone, I think, we've taken some interesting steps

stabs at it and i'll kind of get through uh all that in a second but the uh but i think there's probably many more uh things that we have to play with probably speaking the core of it i think the thing you just got to realize is that you really you cannot make the world happy with a one-size-fits-all moderation at this point It just can't be done.

stabs at it and i'll kind of get through uh all that in a second but the uh but i think there's probably many more uh things that we have to play with probably speaking the core of it i think the thing you just got to realize is that you really you cannot make the world happy with a one-size-fits-all moderation at this point It just can't be done.