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That's very unfortunate. For most of us, misleading clickbait is a mild inconvenience. For you, its real disappointment.
You should really implement a strict policy of not clicking clickbait titles. While this would remove your ability to read 75% of news, it would probably help a lot in the sanity dept.
I generally don't click it myself, and it does help. The algorithm will slowly pick up that you are uninterested in them.
Which algorithm? Lemmy doesn't track our interests afaik.
Correct, if you only use Lemmy, you would not need to worry. But most people still use google products.