Secondhand fashion marketplace Poshmark has always aimed to sit at a crossroads between a shopping site and a social network.
The platform allows anyone to set up their own online store — though its emphasis is on women’s designer brands — through which they can offer used clothes that appear in the Instagram-like feeds of their followers alongside wares from brands and boutiques.
But the company recently encountered a problem familiar to many fast-growing social media sites: A user backlash over how the feed was being ordered. Read more…
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