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This ipetition has been created to convince LinkedIn to make the Pulse feature optional.
If you use LinkedIn and would like the option to remove some of the clutter from your home feed, take a few seconds to add your details to this petition and see if we can convince LinkedIn to give users more control over the content they receive.
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July 7, 2014
I HAVE BEEN READING ALL OF YOUR COMMENTS AND IT IS CLEAR THAT WE ARE FED UP WITH THIS CLUTTER!! IT IS TIME FOR US TO HAVE ACTUAL CONTROL OVER OUR OWN FEEDS AND I AM ACTIVELY LOOKING INTO THE BEST WAYS TO BRING THIS DIRECTLY TO THE PEOPLE IN CHARGE AT LINKEDIN!!!
July 7, 2014
I AM ABSOLUTELY BLOWN AWAY BY THE MOMENTUM WE HAVE BUILT TOGETHER!! THIS ENERGY PROVES THAT WE ARE ALL DESPERATE FOR A CLEANER FEED AND LINKEDIN BETTER START PAYING ATTENTION TO OUR DEMANDS!!!
54 Comments
Pulse would be much better if it were optional. It clutters my home page and is more of a distraction and a nuisance than a helpful add-on.
I walked out of Linkedin because of Pulse, I believe it takes real acts and no words to make your voice heard, and I would return if they make it optional
I agree - currently using the Adblock workaround which sometimes needs updating when LinkedIn changes it's 'Pulse' settings
Pulse on LinkedIn is full of irrelevant, cheesy one-liners and quotes from so-called business gurus that have nothing to do with my business nor with my interests. Please remove it, it is a hurdle to what is otherwise a useful system.
I am a premium member and do not appreciate paying to see links I did not ask for and do not want to come into my feed. Please make this an optional follow. Thank you.
I don't need what I don't want!
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Status: Closed — this petition is no longer accepting signatures.
Final supporters
This ipetition has been created to convince LinkedIn to make the Pulse feature optional.
If you use LinkedIn and would like the option to remove some of the clutter from your home feed, take a few seconds to add your details to this petition and see if we can convince LinkedIn to give users more control over the content they receive.
Updates
July 7, 2014
I HAVE BEEN READING ALL OF YOUR COMMENTS AND IT IS CLEAR THAT WE ARE FED UP WITH THIS CLUTTER!! IT IS TIME FOR US TO HAVE ACTUAL CONTROL OVER OUR OWN FEEDS AND I AM ACTIVELY LOOKING INTO THE BEST WAYS TO BRING THIS DIRECTLY TO THE PEOPLE IN CHARGE AT LINKEDIN!!!
July 7, 2014
I AM ABSOLUTELY BLOWN AWAY BY THE MOMENTUM WE HAVE BUILT TOGETHER!! THIS ENERGY PROVES THAT WE ARE ALL DESPERATE FOR A CLEANER FEED AND LINKEDIN BETTER START PAYING ATTENTION TO OUR DEMANDS!!!
54 Comments
The content of Pulse is much too US-centric and is 90% irrelevant to me. Please stop wasting my screen space.
Pulse would be much better if it were optional. It clutters my home page and is more of a distraction and a nuisance than a helpful add-on.
I walked out of Linkedin because of Pulse, I believe it takes real acts and no words to make your voice heard, and I would return if they make it optional
I agree - currently using the Adblock workaround which sometimes needs updating when LinkedIn changes it's 'Pulse' settings
Pulse on LinkedIn is full of irrelevant, cheesy one-liners and quotes from so-called business gurus that have nothing to do with my business nor with my interests. Please remove it, it is a hurdle to what is otherwise a useful system.
I am a premium member and do not appreciate paying to see links I did not ask for and do not want to come into my feed. Please make this an optional follow. Thank you.
I don't need what I don't want!
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The content of Pulse is much too US-centric and is 90% irrelevant to me. Please stop wasting my screen space.