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It is, but only if you're Mark Zuckerberg. And even then, it would be so if you meant it as a private message to the Facebook executives and it ended up being p
by UntitledNo4 13y ago
It is, but only if you're Mark Zuckerberg. And even then, it would be so if you meant it as a private message to the Facebook executives and it ended up being public due to privacy settings changes which you designed.
Edit: Actually, I misread your last sentence.
It still isn't ironic, unless you were trying to teach someone what irony was and that was your example of irony.
- nsmartt 13y agoMy reasoning is this: - It would be ironic to complain about a less famously terrible social network on said social network - It wouldn't be ironic with Facebook because it's popular opinion that Facebook is terrible and that its users are prone to complaining on Facebook - It would be ironic that it's not ironic to complain on Facebook about Facebook on Facebook because complaining about X social network on X social network would be ironic