If you feel down on Facebook, it could have a lot to do with what your friends are posting
I linked up a story about this a few hours ago.. I still am not shocked by this .. not at all.
Mark Zuckerberg used to sweat when Facebook controversies brewed.. now they just don’t comment and no one cares.
I miss the old days.
Facebook is sweating, or it seems.. Apparently the intrusion of Moms and Grandmoms on the social media platform, spreading photos of their dogs and meals, has caused a revolt: Teens are abandoned Facebook to Tweet. Hence, Zuckerberg is becoming more like Twitter..
I don’t know if it will work—it may be too late to stop the bleeding.
Once a platform becomes uncool, kids leave it. That’s why JC Pennys and Sears are doing so awful…
A family photo of the Zuckerbergs is now being seen all over the net .. It appears that Randi Zuckerberg became a victim of the ever changing Mark Zuckerberg privacy settings on Facebook. Someone tweeted the photo, Randi Zuckerberg responded in anger, and …asked the Twitter user to delete the original tweet. It is too late now that media all over the world has the photo at their disposal..
I think anonymity on the Internet has to go away. People behave a lot better when they have their real names down. … I think people hide behind anonymity and they feel like they can say whatever they want behind closed doors.
I don’t think anyone can escape the irony on this way.
And just yesterday, the Coal Speaker warned to beware the Facebook policy changes.. They are trying it all over again.
And yes.. They intend on sharing home phone numbers and addresses stored within their vast servers of personal information on you—information you (and somewhat me) freely gave throughout the years..
Either my intelligence was completely insulted and my brain turned to mush watching Debbie Gibson and Tiffany be eaten by steroid-injected animals, but I thought Saturday Night Live with Jessie Eisenberg was one of the more creative and funnier shows in recent memory. That, or the past few shows have been so dismal. But I was pleasantly surprised.. Even the awkward and strange cameo of Mark Zuckerberg had humor, although I’d still rather watch Andy Samberg play Zuckerberg than Zuckerberg himself.
