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after choosing themes of music, cookie recipes, fashion, interior decor and cute art, i clogged the algorithim with photos of DRIL rapprs photoshopped as hello kitty. My feed was never the same.

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i thought my feed started looking kind of weird, there is only so many silly pictures of chief keef photoshopped with my little pony one can look at before it starts getting repetitive. so i cleansed the algorithmic palette with a search of Studying Tips.

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To round it all out, i did one more search of silly cats and Noam Chomsky's theories of semantics and language acquisition in linguistics, and saved the highlights to my profile

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I saved some pocket articls that stood out to me. They don't necessarily open on the site, but rather they open on the original site, with pocket functioning as a third party recommendation setting

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More of my saved articles from pocket, after choosing the health and lifestyle category for my home page.

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The discover page of pocket, after I chose my categories of entertainment or lifestyle.

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Pinterest and pocket almost function as opposites, with pinterest focusing on visual prompts whereas Pocket works better as a third party site for reference to literary media articles. Overall, due to personal bias, I find myself leaning more towards Pinterest as a digital citizen.

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This is the link to my LinkedIn profile. I followed a few people I know from Uni and some journalism pages.

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750 million+ members | Manage your professional identity. Build and engage with your professional network. Access knowledge, insights and opportunities.

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The start of my LinkedIn profile setup.