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How many BGP'ers are not on Facebook?

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The Facebook app is horrible. Zuckerberg should be ashamed at that crap app they put out.

 

Agreed. It takes an eon for it to load. The fact that the FB app sucks so much is Reason No. 1 why I started up a Twitter account.

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What's NDA?

 

Notre Dame Academy.

This site keeps me anonymous so I doubt she can find out who I am. I am a true BGP secret. And we would never make fun of you but rather have fun with you.

 

Oh, I know. I was funnin' also. As far as anonymity, I doubt there is anyone on here who knows who I am.

I am on it and love playing the games like Farkle

When facebook first started, it was used as an extension of your existing social life. College students are constantly meeting new people and facebook provided a way to keep up with your new friends or get to know them better outside of traditional social interaction.

 

I think for that generation of facebook users it has evolved from something useful to something tedious. They’ve left college, settled down into marriage and careers, and are mostly in touch with those they want to be in touch with on a regular basis. I think a lot of these people continue to be on there out of inertia. It’s lost a lot of its utility.

 

On the other hand, as this thread seems to indicate, a lot of people who weren’t part of that first-generation of users have found it useful for re-connecting with old friends and family they’ve fallen out of touch with over the years or to keep updated with their kids’ lives. For the younger generations there are ways of keeping in touch despite proximity, like text-messaging, email, and other social media where you can focus on the people you’re actually interested in without divulging so much information.

 

I don’t have any real point, but it’s interesting to speculate about where facebook will be after another decade. Will it retain its ubiquity or is it dispensable? There's no precedent.

You articulated that masterfully.

The Facebook app is horrible. Zuckerberg should be ashamed at that crap app they put out.

 

Awful. Almost useless. And takes up a ton of space. Deleting that was a no-brainer.

 

You articulated that masterfully.

 

Gracias.

The Facebook app is horrible. Zuckerberg should be ashamed at that crap app they put out.

 

Agreed. It takes an eon for it to load. The fact that the FB app sucks so much is Reason No. 1 why I started up a Twitter account.

 

Awful. Almost useless. And takes up a ton of space. Deleting that was a no-brainer.

 

You all on iPhones? Because I've got no problem at all using it on my Samsung GS3.

I have no problems at all on my iPhone. Maybe you guys need an app update?

It "worked" on my phone, but that was half the problem.

You articulated that masterfully.

He talks gooder then most folks

He talks gooder then most folks

 

Lots gooder indead.

I have no problems at all on my iPhone. Maybe you guys need an app update?

 

More like a "phone update" for me.

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