>Is it that hard to accept that other people have different ideas for what being social means? Does everyone have to be like you or you judge them negatively?

>Is it that hard to accept that other people have different ideas for what being social means? Does everyone have to be like you or you judge them negatively? I think this is the wrong question - it isn't about being different, its about not even having a customer to empathize with. I can't empathize with a product, no. As for users, you can be so unfamiliar with a demographic that you have no conception how to help them. I haven't touched facebook seriously in over 10 years (probably close to 12 now), in the world of manufactured FB problems I wouldn't have the foggiest to start. Now, ignoring the fact FB is absolutely not in the business of helping their users, the question becomes, can or should I become enough like something I see no value in? I think the answer is probably "no" - if people are busy walking themselves off of cliffs, I have no moral or ethical obligation to help them walk off cliffs, and I really don't have any obligation to walk myself off of one.