I'm a casual Pinterest user. I basically have boards on booze, recipes, gardening, coffee/tea, musical instrument and a couple of others. My booze one seems to have garnered a small following, but otherwise I'm pretty much ignored.
So as part of the Pinterest family, about once a day or so I get an email giving me a list of 5-7 recommended pins, based on my areas of interest. Today's selection included a couple of interesting looking craft beers, a cheap plastic gizmo for sprouting avacado seeds, an article about the Giant Sequoia State Park (!?) and...."Debunking the Holocaust Myth"...wtf? Why in Eris' name would Pinterest recommend this to me, given my already established interests?
I mean, I occasionally get stuff that is not directly related to my interests, but there's usually at least a tangential connection, but this was truly off the radar bizarre. Has any else experienced something similar?
So as part of the Pinterest family, about once a day or so I get an email giving me a list of 5-7 recommended pins, based on my areas of interest. Today's selection included a couple of interesting looking craft beers, a cheap plastic gizmo for sprouting avacado seeds, an article about the Giant Sequoia State Park (!?) and...."Debunking the Holocaust Myth"...wtf? Why in Eris' name would Pinterest recommend this to me, given my already established interests?
I mean, I occasionally get stuff that is not directly related to my interests, but there's usually at least a tangential connection, but this was truly off the radar bizarre. Has any else experienced something similar?
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