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If you follow all 3 of those things, it would make it almost impossible for someone you just met to find you on FB. Unless you explain in person what your FB st
by spacemanaki 15y ago
If you follow all 3 of those things, it would make it almost impossible for someone you just met to find you on FB. Unless you explain in person what your FB strategy is. Basically if you did all those things, at that point you might as well not use it at all. (I no longer have an account)
- ajdecon 15y agoI follow a similar strategy; but for me, 98% of Facebook usage is keeping in touch with people I've known for years, but are geographically distant. They know my nickname, they know how to find me, and FB does in fact help us keep abreast of each others' lives pretty well. (Photos, life events, amusing anecdotes...) On the very rare occasion I add someone new to Facebook (1/month max) it is not difficult to say "I'm on Facebook as Nickname. My work e-mail address is not connected, use specialized-address." It requires about a minute's out-of-band explanation, but so what? I have no interest in being friended by random strangers.