Facebook reactions to posts with Democrats got a lot angrier after donald trump was elected

as informed in Here is some information to back it up, courtesy of a new report from the Pew study Center: After the election of Donald Trump, reactions to links posted with congressional Democrats became a lot angrier. To get this data, Pew gathered and analyzed 450,000 Facebook posts with members of Congress. By collecting these posts, Pew was enable to of analyze how Facebook users replied to them, thanks to the "reactions" feature rolled out with the platform in early 2016. The proportion of "angry" reactions to posts with Republicans never exceeded 10% even during the tail finish of Barack Obama's presidency. So according to Facebook, US is getting angrier, and Democrats are the angriest of the bunch.

Facebook is clamping drop on posts which shamelessly beg for your engagement

A lot of crap gets shared on Facebook, however coming recently the volume probably a tiny less after Facebook made a move to penalize content which shamelessly begs people for engagement. A new tweak to the Newsfeed algorithm going to mean "stricter demotions" for Pages, and/or individual, who adopt engagement bait tactics. But, Facebook is extending an olive offshoot and — initially, at least — engagement baiters could gain their original reach back with perfect behavior, i.e. The crackdown itself is led with a machine learning model which the social network told has been federal "hundreds of thousands of posts" to announce different kinds of engagement bait. Facebook is, of course, continue answering tougher question about the overall impact which its service is having on community across the world.

Facebook to demote posts fishing for Likes

according to Facebook wants users to stop posting "engagement bait." On Monday, the social network told it would begin demoting posts that exploit its algorithm, that prioritizes updates with high engagement. These posts, that encourage users to interact with likes, shares and comments, often review up in further break news Feeds. Although any Facebook consumer can take advantage of the method, it's generality commonly used between brands looking to grow its reach. The move too comes days after Facebook reported a 30-day "mute" button for people, pages and groups.

collected by :Roy Mark