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And believe it or not, some people do not use, like, or trust Facebook or Twitter. Yup, I'm one of those people. I don't use Facebook, and it's unreasonable t
by brianwillis 13y ago
And believe it or not, some people do not use, like, or trust Facebook or Twitter.
Yup, I'm one of those people.
I don't use Facebook, and it's unreasonable to expect me to sign up for a Facebook account so that I can use your service.
I do use Twitter, but I'd rather not share my account details (even just the username) with someone I've just met.
I've always thought that being able to explore the web of information out there about me was kind of creepy, and I'm not about to make it easier for someone to do by creating connections between the accounts I have with disparate service providers. I like when my data is siloed, and only shared on my terms, with my explicit consent.
- ashray 13y agoNot only that but facebook may block your account at a whim. Happened to me once for posting 'explicit pictures'. The picture was not even explicit, apparently something tripped their automatic 'skin detection system'. But the result ? I couldn't log into any 'facebook connected' sites. Better to create separate accounts on each site and minimize dependencies. Also, if you lose your facebook password, it's just your facebook account that'll potentially get affected.