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I didn't mean that Facebook itself was more important to "most people." I meant that friendships and socializing in general are close to the top of the list of
by menloparkbum 19y ago
I didn't mean that Facebook itself was more important to "most people." I meant that friendships and socializing in general are close to the top of the list of what most people consider important in life. Thus an online tool that helps people stay in touch with their friends and socialize is perceived as being very important, even though it seems like a trivial thing.
- axod 19y agoI don't see that experience on facebook though. Email/IM/IRC/blog+forum comments - those help me to keep in touch. Facebook just spams me with invites and stupid boring status updates. It's like a very very bad webmail system with a shared address book.
- edw519 19y agoGot it. I misinterpreted. I agree.