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When my friend on FB share various stupid chance-to-win contests they are selling my attention for their chance to win. I was looking for a decent way to tell t
by dandare 9y ago
When my friend on FB share various stupid chance-to-win contests they are selling my attention for their chance to win. I was looking for a decent way to tell them.
- tzahola 9y agoThe decent way is to unfollow them.
- sandov 9y agoThe decent way is to stop using facebook.
- pc86 9y agoBefore the anti-FB circlejerk gets started in all its predictable glory, a lot of people use FB without any negative effects, including those of us who use it mainly for business (managing brands, etc).
- tzahola 9y agoThat's the healthy way.
- Chaebixi 9y agoWhy not all three: 1. Tell your Facebook followers that the platform is manipulating and using them (by posting articles like this one to your feed). 2. Unfollow the most annoying ones (or send them even more personalized messages about how they're being used). 3. Leave Facebook once you think enough people have gotten them message. Facebook might die quicker if enough people do this, and it will be better for everyone, not just you.