And if the same coupon's advertising the same burger every day like :flash flash flash: several times a day on your screen, it's not only likely to develop a distaste for the burger but the restaurant as well.
You're an Ecency user, I don't know why you're pretending you don't know what I'm talking about.
Each time we sign in and out, the Promote scroll starts over. Someone who posts daily and promotes daily will be in everyone's feed every few flicks of a scrolling finger. I know you're aware of this but there, I explained it anyway.
As I said, its Ecency which controls the frequency. The could add a line of code saying something like "This user is only allowed to see this promoted post for x amount of times" and that fixes the whole issue xD
Yikes, I read that again and it does kinda read argumentative. I meant no "tone." Apologies if I came across argumentative. Defensive is all I meant.
I've had several conversations with the community about it. I'm told one of the next updates will include a feature that allows users to hide sponsored content. In the meantime I do this stuff. No hard feelings though. I'm like --> ;D
Agreed.
And if the same coupon's advertising the same burger every day like :flash flash flash: several times a day on your screen, it's not only likely to develop a distaste for the burger but the restaurant as well.
Cheers Cwow.
Well, they whole "flash Flash flash" is something you can talk to Ecency about :D Thats in their control xD
No. They're not promoting your content. You are. That's how this whole conversation began.
But they control the frequency of how often you see my post?
You're an Ecency user, I don't know why you're pretending you don't know what I'm talking about.
Each time we sign in and out, the Promote scroll starts over. Someone who posts daily and promotes daily will be in everyone's feed every few flicks of a scrolling finger. I know you're aware of this but there, I explained it anyway.
Whats with the tone all of a sudden?? xD
As I said, its Ecency which controls the frequency. The could add a line of code saying something like "This user is only allowed to see this promoted post for x amount of times" and that fixes the whole issue xD
Yikes, I read that again and it does kinda read argumentative. I meant no "tone." Apologies if I came across argumentative. Defensive is all I meant.
I've had several conversations with the community about it. I'm told one of the next updates will include a feature that allows users to hide sponsored content. In the meantime I do this stuff. No hard feelings though. I'm like --> ;D