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I find this whole concept weird. If you are using icons to represent what services you are on as links to contact you, why do you need one for a service you ar
by smackfu 13y ago
I find this whole concept weird. If you are using icons to represent what services you are on as links to contact you, why do you need one for a service you aren't on? And if you are trying to make a point of not being on Facebook, wouldn't a nice big colorful icon make more sense?
- dlsx 13y agoBecause we want YOU to FEEL BAD for using such SHIT.
- nayefc 13y agoJust HN passive aggressive behaviour.
- cliveowen 13y agoActually it might be useful seeing how every webpage with the Like button you see is tracked by Facebook. The logo is just an assurance that FB won't know you visited the site. What most people don't understand is that somewhere in Facebook's data centers there's a DB with entries like: Paul Averageman (Facebook UID=3427342) 13:48 cnn.com 13:52 nytimes.com 13:59 youtube.com ecc.
- vezzy-fnord 13y agoIt's a classic form of slacktivist protest.
- lmm 13y agoIt makes it clear to users that they're not just failing to find your facebook contact link, there's not one there for them to find.