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It wasn't that the "adults" adopted it, it's that the younger generation inevitably grew up and turned into the adults.
by stedaniels 8y ago
It wasn't that the "adults" adopted it, it's that the younger generation inevitably grew up and turned into the adults.
- smelendez 8y agoIt was both. Plenty of parents and grandparents of that first college-aged Facebook generation are on Facebook now.
- rc_hadoken 8y agoHoly shit, this. The whole "my parents joined so I left because it wasn't cool" isn't it. The people who adopted in the early naughts are now those very adults we speak of. No Jane --although cute-- I don't care about your baby. And is it really a good idea to put your baby on social media without their explicit consent? Who owns a child's social media presence before they do?
- JustSomeNobody 8y ago> And is it really a good idea to put your baby on social media without their explicit consent? Who owns a child's social media presence before they do? Oh my! Thank you, thank you, thank you. It annoys me what parents think they can do with/to[0] a child just because they're the parents. [0] I'm firmly against ear piercing a child, for example. Parents, those are not your ears to poke holes in.
- dehue 8y agoI don't think so. I joined facebook back when it was 'cool', but it's not just my generation that are now adults that are on there. My parents, my friends parents, adults in their 50/60s+ have all joined facebook and are very active despite not being on there when it was only used by college students. Part of the reason why many younger people are no longer as active on Facebook is because anyone from their boss to their aunt to their grandma is now likely to see their posts.