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>> You do miss out... I'm not confident that is true in any meaningful sense as it seems to align too nicely with what Facebook would like people to think.
by itronitron 5y ago
>> You do miss out...
I'm not confident that is true in any meaningful sense as it seems to align too nicely with what Facebook would like people to think.
- npteljes 5y agoThere's lots of info on FB, behind soft walls. Lots of businesses don't have homepages, for example. Or people organize their events there. And the general network effect - by its nature, you miss out of everything that happens there.
- oezi 5y agoI haven't stumbled on anything in the last 10 years that would even tempt me to go back on FB/Insta.
- te_chris 5y agoEvents have died completely in my circle. It’s a WhatsApp group for parties now - appreciate the irony, but everyone also has 4 or 5 messaging apps so switching could happen quickly if prompted.
- Hammershaft 5y agoI have a fb purely for tracking local events & with none of my friends attached to it. It makes a difference