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I get this. My problem seems to be one level deeper. I do not want to share my current plate or the hiking track I'm on. Neither am I interested in this kind of
by morgengold 7y ago
I get this. My problem seems to be one level deeper. I do not want to share my current plate or the hiking track I'm on. Neither am I interested in this kind of news of my friends. I'm ok with the youngsters doing that for fun.
But where is the serious conversation gone? Did we share our latest meal in the forums back then? No. Where do the young people get their information when they are serious about sth?
- Dumbdo 7y agoI'm not sure what you mean with serious in this context? Do you mean invested? I'm not really into sharing this info either, but I find it refreshing to see what my friends far away are currently doing and often use it as a possibility to connect with them.
- nl 7y agoWhat is this "the young people" thing you are talking about? I've got a bunch of friends around my age (40+) who use stories heavily. Serious conversation happens on FB or here or Reddit. If you seriously think this is bad or something, then think of it as roughly analogous to the old finger command, where we'd all put random status things and ASCII art in our .plan files. Stories is pretty much this feature, just done much better.