Feed noise: generic and non-practice content
Key Questions
What is meant by 'feed noise' in the content curation?
Feed noise refers to increasing generic spirituality, promotional, and non-practice content. Examples include esoterica like Tree/Masonry/Tanya, and new items such as Aivanhov breath (ex-8258fc6e). This content is low-value for practice steps.
What types of content are contributing to feed noise?
Rising noise includes prior topics like Tree/Masonry/Tanya/cold/Jung, and newer ones like Russian Partzufim (ex-e73810dd), KabU Zohar (ex-d8d18b89), 432Hz tones (ex-d73837f8), and AI tutorials (ex-fe232419). These are promotional or esoteric rather than focused on practice. Tighter filters are planned during the Kaplan sprint.
How is feed noise being addressed?
Tighter filters are being implemented during the Kaplan sprint to reduce low-value esoterica, promos, and non-practice content. This aims to improve feed quality for practice-focused steps. Examples of noise include Aivanhov breath and 432Hz tones.
Recent readings reinforce the need to judge substance rather than titles or broad spiritual appeal. The latest peace article offers familiar relaxation suggestions without Kabbalistic teaching; previous examples include promotional descriptions without methods, unevaluable items, and a decorative Tree of Life overview.