Social feeds reward novelty—even when the novelty is shallow. Bookmarking products often inherit that pattern because the same UI kits are reused. We deliberately cap auto-loading and instead surface collections you chose to pin, so the homepage feels like a shelf you organized, not a slot machine.
Return visits matter more than raw scroll depth. When someone opens a saved board, they usually need a specific link fast. Infinite scroll hides edges; bounded collections expose them.
We still experiment with recommendations, but they arrive as optional modules—never as replacements for your own ordering. That stance costs short-term engagement metrics and buys long-term trust.