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I feel like the smart play here is de-politicizing Facebook. No more politicians, no more political groups, no more political ads. Bring it back to being about
by dclowd9901 4y ago
I feel like the smart play here is de-politicizing Facebook. No more politicians, no more political groups, no more political ads. Bring it back to being about people and connections.
- Cymrukicks 4y agoFar too late for that now, The place is a cesspit with no hope for decent discussion. The funny thing is they are redesigning groups to go in the opposite direction by copying Discord. True Insanity.
- tablespoon 4y ago> I feel like the smart play here is de-politicizing Facebook. No more politicians, no more political groups, no more political ads. Bring it back to being about people and connections. Unfortunately, it's not that simple. A lot of people "connect" online by raging about political obsessions. A "no politics" rule will make a lot of people angry, especially if it wasn't like that from the start so violates their expectations.
- olyjohn 4y agoGood riddance. Let them be angry.
- PuppyTailWags 4y agoI feel like this will be very difficult because mommy blogs and the like can get political around school policies. The line between political and non-political can get quite confusing. Eg. lesbians in $area meetup facebook group, but then they talk about anti-gay policies the local politicians of $area are implementing; maybe even organizing calling politicians/protesting in that group.