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It's funny -- the different perspectives among the generations. I never got an account and don't feel like I'm missing much (though my wife has one). But I su
by wyldfire 10y ago
It's funny -- the different perspectives among the generations. I never got an account and don't feel like I'm missing much (though my wife has one). But I suppose if I'd gotten used to sharing the minutiae of my life and seeing my friends'/family's, switching to life without it might be hard.
- Frondo 10y agoWell, it's not that, not for me. It's that event planning and invitations now happen exclusively via FB. FB already separated the messenger from the main service. I'd love to see them spin off the event invitations into a separate service, too. That I would happily use.
- NoGravitas 10y agoArgh, this is one of our problems. Evite is a perfectly good system for invitations and event planning, in many ways better than Facebook events, but it is difficult to get all the Facebook-only people to use it. It sends invites, updates, and reminders over email, which is apparently Not Done these days.
- M_Grey 10y ago^This. I know people who use FB, but I'm not friends with anyone who's using it as a tool in their daily lives. I've never seen the strong appeal, and always seen many downsides.