@earthtoneone @Joy_intl

Disagree.

1. assumes everyone tags their pictures of cats (they don't). And that everyone uses the tags '#cats' (they don't, some use '#catsOfMastodon' etc). And that everyone uses the same spelling (#neighbor vs #neighbour) and that everyone tags in English (do I really have to create filter for #cats #cat #gatto #gatti #katze #chatte ...)

Who's got the time for that?

2. Becuse of the above, yes, it's really better to have a machine suggest what I want to see (as long as they don't _impose_ that as the only option). They have access to synonims, trends, alternative spelling, false friends, etc in a way I simply haven't got the time or the inclination for

Personally I prefer having too many posts related to something I liked once (which eventually will stop) than having too many posts related to something (fucking cats) which I disliked every. flipping. day. but cannot stop