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Re: What's acceptable when interacting with sites?
May 24, 2011, 09:48
goffik wrote:
Pretty sure that's what I said RE "how to delete your account". Dunno what you mean about the loons, S! :D

The only people able to see your account are those who you allow! I'm not used to sticking up for FB but that's the idea of "Friends" - add them if you know them, reject them if you don't! :) Or delete them if you accept them then change your mind...

The only problem I had was some lunatic from [insert location-based megalithic blog name here] pretending to be someone I know and commenting on photos of my very young son. That was why I removed myself initially. Otherwise, it really is just people I know and like.

The marketing is an interesting aspect of FB though - removing someone from your "Friends" list is known as "de-friending", which soulds rather terminal to me. People take it REALLY personally! I couldn't give a monkeys, and certainly don't see it as a reflection of my real world relationships with people. A bit of perspective is what's required with these things.



Things like this make me realise that Facebook has a positive side:
http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/post/96608/news/golden_cap.html#comment5967

It's not *all* people moaning about being stuck at airports or neighbours playing music loudly at inconvenient times. ;)

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