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Just curious, why are you still on there?
by ship_it 9y ago
Just curious, why are you still on there?
- speedplane 9y agoI don't have a moral or ideological opposition to FB, more of a practical one... I don't really know who my friends are on there or who I'm talking to when I post something. I know I could exhaustively go through my friends and sort them out... but it's a pain. So I keep the account and check in once every few months. If they fixed the problems, I'd use it more.
- Terretta 9y agoFix your friends list. Consider one of these groups to keep it small and not-fake. People you’ve: - shared a roof with overnight - been in their home or had them over - shared a meal with (by invitation, not bumped into) Don’t let FB water down your personal definition of ‘friend’.
- speedplane 9y agoI don't do this anymore, but long ago (I've had a FB account since at least 2005), I used to add friends I met while traveling. We'd have an awesome night in some foreign city, shared a roof, and ate dinner together... so I added them. At this point, I can't remember anything about them, but it'd meet your definition. But it's not just friends I don't remember. It's that I have all my family on there, my ex's, my kindergarten classmates, my work colleagues. I'm wouldn't say the same think to Aunty Iris as I would to my college friends.