"Oh, did you really just eat lunch at Subway? Why the hell do you think anybody cares to know that?" Thats not an uncommon opinion of facebook or twitter. Com

"Oh, did you really just eat lunch at Subway? Why the hell do you think anybody cares to know that?" Thats not an uncommon opinion of facebook or twitter. Coming from a facebook fan site, the vitriol throughout the article seems misplaced, and the facebook exceptions at the end ("Granted, Facebook was built so we can see how boring everybody else’s lives were, _but_") just seem like apologia. I don't use foursquare, and don't see the point, but that hasn't stopped anyone from using it, and if he doesn't like it, he should do the same. Also, his conclusion seems to completely contradict the rest of his rant: if no one is using foursquare, then why is he so annoyed that all of his friends bombard him with status updates? If nobody is using it, why even bother writing the article, let alone be so mad?