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Nope. I treat Facebook as a 12 month delay line - any content older than that gets "deleted" (I maybe archive messages). I actually hate the whole idea and woul
by jrabone 14y ago
Nope. I treat Facebook as a 12 month delay line - any content older than that gets "deleted" (I maybe archive messages). I actually hate the whole idea and would have deleted my account a long time ago, but it's the only medium by which I'll get to see photos of my nephew until I build something simpler for our extended family to use.
- uiri 14y agoI do the same thing but with 6 months instead of 12. I think the absolute limit is somewhere between 6 months and 3 months. Most stuff which is at least 3 months old is stuff whose only value is for reminiscing about later. On the other hand, sometimes I don't want to delete something at the 6 month mark because I find it to be still relevant or it is a cover/profile picture and I don't want to replace it. I've tried going without Facebook for a while, but I find that my peers use it a lot for communication. They tend not to like email which is unfortunate because email will outlive Facebook and the immediate successor to Facebook.