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My comment does say something about me, but part of the problem is not just what I think, but what I predict my friends would think. I would not share something
by lpolovets 15y ago
My comment does say something about me, but part of the problem is not just what I think, but what I predict my friends would think. I would not share something on Facebook if I expected it to offend 20-30% of my friends.
There are plenty of uses of the f-word that I find funny, witty, or appropriate, but this is simply not one of them.
(NSFW humor: http://justin.justnet.com.au/rudestuff/uses-of-the-word-fuck.html http://justin.justnet.com.au/rudestuff/uses-of-the-word-fuck...)
- 18pfsmt 15y agoSo, your point is that your decisions are driven by what your friends might think, rather than what _you_ think?
- lpolovets 15y agoWhen it comes to sharing things with my friends en masse? Definitely.
- waterlesscloud 15y agoYes, since the entire point of sharing something with them would be that I think it's something they might enjoy. It would be completely valid in this case to consider what they might think.
- 18pfsmt 15y agoInteresting. My perspective is that I share things my friends and family might find useful, but potential for enjoyment is not a factor.