Good news for readers! YouTube is experimenting with a new Community Notes feed feature for its mobile user. The feed will be a dedicated place for text updates from channels, and YouTube is hoping to make Community Posts a bigger part of community engagement.
As per YouTube help page, the Community Notes feed will be located in the Home tab of the mobile app. It may feature a mix of popular and trending Community Posts from creators, as well as personalized recommendations based on the user's interests.
YouTube is still testing the Community Notes feed, and it is not yet available to all users. However, the platform is planning to roll it out more widely in the coming months.
This is a significant development for YouTube, as it shows that the company is committed to making Community Posts a more important part of the platform, particularly in the times when X (formerly Twitter) not performing well. Community Posts can be a great way for channels to connect with their viewers and share updates about their content. The new Community Notes feed will make it easier for viewers to find and discover Community Posts that they are interested in.
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As per YouTube help page, the Community Notes feed will be located in the Home tab of the mobile app. It may feature a mix of popular and trending Community Posts from creators, as well as personalized recommendations based on the user's interests.
YouTube is still testing the Community Notes feed, and it is not yet available to all users. However, the platform is planning to roll it out more widely in the coming months.
This is a significant development for YouTube, as it shows that the company is committed to making Community Posts a more important part of the platform, particularly in the times when X (formerly Twitter) not performing well. Community Posts can be a great way for channels to connect with their viewers and share updates about their content. The new Community Notes feed will make it easier for viewers to find and discover Community Posts that they are interested in.
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