One of the more frustrating aspects of being ?always online? with a service like Twitter is that its algorithms just sometimes do more damage than good. Things that aren?t really news?or shouldn?t be?begin trending out of nowhere, simply because of mass confusion and keyword placement. It?s not a perfect system, and sometimes going through the trending tab feels like being told to go find a needle in the biggest haystack imaginable?and by that, I mean all of Iowa. It?s an impossible task if you don?t know where to look.
That?s why, upon waking up this morning and properly fascinating, I was struck with yet another Twitter trend conundrum: Why are the PlayStation 1 classics Parasite Eve and Legend of Dragoon trending on the Twitter front page" Did I miss some kind of early morning announcement"
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