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I know my Facebook feed died in the years following their change to not have it post my friends ridiculous photos and silly posts. I don’t really miss those, so
by devjab 3y ago
I know my Facebook feed died in the years following their change to not have it post my friends ridiculous photos and silly posts. I don’t really miss those, so maybe they would’ve gone away anyway, but as someone who’s only on Facebook because it’s where Blood Bowl and Kill Team events get arranged (for whatever reason), as in, someone who doesn’t follow anything, it’s been years since my feed wasn’t completely dead.
I’ll admit that I’m friends with two Facebook warriors, and while it was sometimes enjoyable I eventually ended up muting them after they met each other in some political discussion and I felt like I had unlocked some sort of achievement. (They don’t know each other).
- skinnymuch 3y agoMy FB is unfortunately too active. Some specific communities and types of people still use it. Outside programming, my interests of left wing issues + community [building] have me primarily interact with women and sites like FB are still over represented in their usage. I don’t think I have a friend who I didn’t meet online who uses FB. It’s actually quite annoying. I’ve been trying to move a community I manage away from FB, FBM for a while too. > they met each other in some political discussion and I felt like I had unlocked some sort of achievement. (They don’t know each other). Funny