NYT Connections Hints

The New York Times recently launched a new feature within its mobile app called "Connections," which provides personalized news recommendations based on your interests.
As someone who has been using the "Connections" feature for a few weeks, I have found it to be a valuable addition to my news consumption routine. Here are a few things I've noticed about the feature:

It's highly personalized. The recommendations I receive are based on my reading history, saved articles, and topics I've followed. This means that I'm getting news that is relevant to my interests, which is a big improvement over the general news feed that I used to see.
It's a great way to discover new topics. I've found several new topics that I'm interested in through the "Connections" feature. This is because the feature often recommends articles from different sections of the Times that I wouldn't normally read.
It's a great way to stay up-to-date on current events. The "Connections" feature often recommends articles about current events that are relevant to my interests. This helps me stay informed on the issues that are important to me.

Overall, I've been very impressed with the "Connections" feature. It's a valuable addition to the NYT app that provides personalized news recommendations based on your interests. If you're a regular NYT reader, I encourage you to check out the "Connections" feature.
Bonus: Here are a few tips for getting the most out of the "Connections" feature:

Be sure to follow topics that you're interested in. This will help the "Connections" feature recommend articles that are relevant to you.
Save articles that you find interesting. This will help the "Connections" feature learn more about your interests.
Be patient. It takes time for the "Connections" feature to learn your interests. The more you use the feature, the better it will become at recommending articles that you're interested in.