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I don't think you've really answered his question. If not having a profile meant people simply forgot who you were, then you're talking about a time when faceb
by brlewis 19y ago
I don't think you've really answered his question. If not having a profile meant people simply forgot who you were, then you're talking about a time when facebook was already big.
- dnaquin 19y agowell there was transition. when people realized, hey i can invite everyone to my party and not actually have to go around inviting people or posting signs around campus. if you weren't on facebook, you weren't finding out about the parties. simple. really, every decision of the masses can be attributed to laziness?
- brlewis 19y agoAt the point when Facebook was a viable substitute for posting signs, there must have already been a lot of people using Facebook.
- Xichekolas 19y agoRefer to my first sentence (Facebook was seen as the in thing on campus. If you had a Facebook profile, you were hip and cool and cutting edge.) to answer his question directly. I can only explain everything after that to me being a blustery gasbag that likes to elaborate.