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I've never heard of anyone being added to so many Facebook groups that it was a problem for them to just remove themselves from the ones they didn't like. I've
by glhaynes 16y ago
I've never heard of anyone being added to so many Facebook groups that it was a problem for them to just remove themselves from the ones they didn't like. I've been added to three since they rolled them out and I'm a fairly heavy user.
- notyourwork 16y agoIt could have something to do with the group in question producing way too much content though the OP has interest in being in that particular group. Perhaps this is a group for a university class, or potentially a interest group of some sort.
- TrevorJ 16y agoIt causes a problem in that it creates more overhead. having a facebook account is creating more an more overhead for users as time goes on. Every time they change privacy settings you have to go read some article on how to make sure this or that bit of data hasn't been revealed to people you don't want it to be revealed to. Now with groups, you've got to take an active roll once again in order to keep unwanted messages from hitting your email inbox every time somebody wants to add you to a group. The overhead for the end user keeps creeping upward, and that is the real core issue.