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Can you back that claim about the majority of Facebook users not producing content with data please EDIT: Specifing the claim
by rock_hard 8y ago
Can you back that claim about the majority of Facebook users not producing content with data please
EDIT: Specifing the claim
- Someone1234 8y agoThe author of the article did not, so why should a comment saying differently be held to a higher standard? Plus asking for data about a long post without referencing which part you even want data on is unconstructive.
- prophesi 8y agoTwo wrongs make the latter right.
- dfxm12 8y agoThe author of the article did not, so why should a comment saying differently be held to a higher standard? Two wrongs don't make a right, and how do you know to what standard the parent poster holds the author? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Plus asking for data about a long post without referencing which part you even want data on is unconstructive. There was one claim made in the five sentence GP post.
- pipnasti 8y agoI think it would be helpful to specify which claims need data. > Recommending "personal websites" is talking about a solution to a problem that most of the billion users don't have. I thinks this is mostly a valid argument. The burden of proof for whether the problem exists is on the person proposing the solution; Solutions require action, and the side that requires action needs proof. I do think the claim that “most people use facebook like an rss feed” needs some data to back it up though. I personally use it that way, but that is andecdotal and I also have many friends who use facebook to promote their life, which is more along the lines of a personal website. EDIT: Spelling