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I had a phone call with a Japanese friend the other day, and she told me she also quit (deactivated her account) Facebook. Since their traffic is still on the c
by dbul 17y ago
I had a phone call with a Japanese friend the other day, and she told me she also quit (deactivated her account) Facebook. Since their traffic is still on the climb, it seems the birth rate is simply outpacing the death rate as we are starting to hear about more and more people quitting. There will be so many lessons learned from Facebook 10 years from now.
- donaq 17y agoit seems the birth rate is simply outpacing the death rate as we are starting to hear about more and more people quitting Though I have pretty much quit, I'm not sure how true that is, because most of my friends are still on Facebook, posting updates to it everyday, as far as I can tell. Of course, most of my friends aren't hackers and they joined Facebook later than I. So I'm wondering if we're ahead of the curve where social sites are concerned or if we're simply a biased sample. My reason for quitting: invitation fatigue.
- briansmith 17y agoDid she quit Mixi too?
- dbul 17y agoI don't think she was on Mixi -- she's been in USA for the past 6 years. Another one of my Japanese friends is on Mixi, though, and she simply never uses it. Interestingly, she (the girl who uses Mixi) knows the wife of a Japanese official who sent her a Hi5 invite. Not sure if she joined.