I understand this is one person's rant against FB but i am quite surprised that not a lot more people have experienced the same rage against FB. I think the au

I understand this is one person's rant against FB but i am quite surprised that not a lot more people have experienced the same rage against FB. I think the author does make a good point about boundaries. Lets say i sign up to FB using the same email id i used for sending an email to an office colleague once , now FB will suggest him to me and me to my colleague as "Add as a friend". This is fundamentally broken and no simply ignoring it or rejecting that is not enough. Why ? because the other party "knows" that you have rejected them. Boundaries in social interaction are important and much more subtle than what FB models, add to this broken model the prevalence of stupid apps and that's enough for someone like to me get out of FB.