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"Not using Facebook" doesn't solve address the problem which exists outside of Facebook, so no, it wasn't answered.
by CiPHPerCoder 8y ago
"Not using Facebook" doesn't solve address the problem which exists outside of Facebook, so no, it wasn't answered.
- Diederich 8y agoWell, I asked the question, and I consider his response an answer. Yes, these problems exists outside of FB. Yes, I'm sure the other poster is acknowledging very little if anything would change if FB disappeared, over a nominal time horizon. I personally think FB and the other social media sites are doing more good than harm, so I disagree with the other poster's overall assessment. One way or another, there are no clear or known paths that are reasonably possible away from this kind of situation.
- CiPHPerCoder 8y ago> Well, I asked the question, and I consider his response an answer. It's non sequitur at best, but technically an answer, sure. I'm more interested in something tangible and (hopefully) universifiable than "delete Facebook".
- Diederich 8y ago> I'm more interested in something tangible and (hopefully) universifiable than "delete Facebook". I am as well, believe me. I just don't think any are available, at least at the moment.