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My frustration with these types of rants is that no solutions are proposed. In this case, the author ends with a vague reference to smaller communities, but I d
by chaz 13y ago
My frustration with these types of rants is that no solutions are proposed. In this case, the author ends with a vague reference to smaller communities, but I don't see how using a smaller community would solve any of the problems that he mentions, since they seem to manifest as real-life social problems as well (ever have a loudmouth at a dinner party? or a friend that talks only about themselves? or social circles that collide?). On top of that, I'm confused why his Facebook can't be the small community he desires. He's free to be friends with only his x closest friends.
FB can't and won't be everything to everyone, but a blanket statement like this is just trolling.