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Much of the talk I have been around has been that Facebook is adjusting societies mores as it concerns to what information you share about oneself and how one j
by hartror 17y ago
Much of the talk I have been around has been that Facebook is adjusting societies mores as it concerns to what information you share about oneself and how one judges others. The result of this could be that Gen Y and Z will have a better integrated outlook on people.
I'm not sure if this will actually be the case, there could be a backlash against this (much like the backlash against the sexual revolution of the 60s/70s) or simply that "oversharing" will be done by a section of society while the rest continue to judge as we do today.
I have unfettered access to a rather large social graph so I should make some studies of this.
Anyone know some good reading on the subject to get me started?
- steveklabnik 17y agoYep. I think this is what's happening. I wrote a bit about the topic on my blog a while back: http://blog.steveklabnik.com/the-burning-question-of-reputation http://blog.steveklabnik.com/the-burning-question-of-reputat... If you find any other people discussing this, I'd be interested in reading, too. Edit: It's kind of funny reading old things you've written. At the time, I felt like I might have said "asshole" one too many times when writing this post, and now I _definitely_ feel that way. Oh well, I apologize for the moderately excessive profanity.