The article describes at a high level how the algorithm works, assigning different levels of points for different types of user activity on a post. Review that portion of the article to see some examples of how points are assigned to various activities $($it$$s towards the bottom$),$ and then think about what other site activities you believe may reduce the divisiveness of content without sacrificing user interactions, if they are included in the algorithm. Note that this question is asking you to speculate, and there is no one right answer. This is a chance to get creative, the same way data scientists do when they begin to approach a problem! You won$$t be able to test your idea right now, but that$$s just fine. Think about what might happen on Facebook if the following site activities are emphasized in the algorithm, and pick the one that you think might achieve your objective $($maintain user interaction levels while reducing divisiveness$)$ the best!

Group of answer choices

Emphasizing posts with high likes, shares, and comment volume, but low $$angry$$ reactions

Emphasizing posts from people with more followers

Applying additional weight to $$angry$$ reactions

Emphasizing posts from accounts with a history of regular posting