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Speak for yourself. You might accept them, but I do not. Not being on Facebook has its problem in a society that is mostly on it, but it is possible.
by Jon_Lowtek 6y ago
Speak for yourself. You might accept them, but I do not. Not being on Facebook has its problem in a society that is mostly on it, but it is possible.
- grishka 6y agoIt is a nuisance to the people around you. If they're organizing something and make a FB/VK event for it, someone will have to bother themselves with relaying you all the updates via your preferred communication channels. We need working federated social media asap.
- Jon_Lowtek 6y agoeveryone in the gang is doing it and the party is so much more fun once you took some ...
- 6gvONxR4sf7o 6y agoTalking to your friends specifically and directly is a nuisance?
- Sebb767 6y agoIn this context he's not wrong. Planning a party (for example) might involve a lot of discussion for time, food etc. It's far more complicated to organize this with everyone and find a common demoninator compared to simply putting people in a group, with everyone giving his input when needed.
- grishka 6y agoYes. Some of my friends have a VK event for their birthday party that they reuse annually. Much more convenient than chatting with everyone individually or making a group chat (but then everyone needs to be using the same IM service so this problem comes up again). In the end, if you're not on whichever social media service is popular around you, you're missing out.