X admits his broken approach made the site a ‘battlefield’

X’s sales director, Nikita Bier, agreed in the post Monday that X’s algorithm is “missing” information about the posts of the people you follow. Now, he says the exchange will “make your posts more visible to you,” hopefully improving social media rather than randomly highlighting and spreading controversy, but he didn’t explain how the data went missing in the first place.

Last week, Bier also said that users who write about startups will do so “hurry up,” after admitting that the top accounts on the platform have been posting “stolen” content recycled from other users, and now this will address the platform’s bias in the contention of certain types of discussions.

We offer a small amount to help your content be seen by your friends (people you follow).

We noticed that this data was not available in the algo and this caused your friends to appear less in your answers. This made the feedback section feel like a battlefield with strangers.

This will also make it easier for groups to create favorites, which many people have asked for.

The public preview follows similar updates recently on Threads and Bluesky, such as Results TechCrunch documents. When Meta announced Threads was crossed 500 million monthly users last month, it said: “This growth is driven by communities – groups of people who appear in conversations about their interests, from books to basketball to parenting to music.” Bluesky’s CEO, Rose Wang, he said last month that the platform is turning into a “town square” for Twitter. CEO now Toni Schneider repeated the message last weekstating that Bluesky will focus on “the possibility of creating small spaces and many private villages.”