Maybe that is a way to be on a social network without being on it
Who here is ON, and who NOT ON, facebook?
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Cyril Haearn
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Re: Who here is ON, and who NOT ON, facebook?
There are some users here who never or very rarely post over many years
Maybe that is a way to be on a social network without being on it
Maybe that is a way to be on a social network without being on it
Entertainer, juvenile, curmudgeon, PoB, 30120
Cycling-of course, but it is far better on a Gillott
We love safety cameras, we hate bullies
Cycling-of course, but it is far better on a Gillott
We love safety cameras, we hate bullies
Re: Who here is ON, and who NOT ON, facebook?
I'm appreciate I'm behind the times, but I honestly cannot see the point of FB... If I wanted to be in touch with people, I'd be in touch with them - I don't need Zuckerberg's Great Black Hole of Data (or is Zuckerberg's Borg v1 a better analogy?) to help me.
I think what annoys me now is the presumption that everyone is on Facebook or Paypal or whatever. Payment for the renewal of my local cycling group was run through Paypal; some of my suppliers at work (when we order online reports) require Paypal to pay ("or you can send us a cheque", says their helpdesk
); and then there are competitions on websites of which I'm a regular registered user, but which require you to like them on FB to go into a draw, or to enter, with no other way of entering.
I think what annoys me now is the presumption that everyone is on Facebook or Paypal or whatever. Payment for the renewal of my local cycling group was run through Paypal; some of my suppliers at work (when we order online reports) require Paypal to pay ("or you can send us a cheque", says their helpdesk
); and then there are competitions on websites of which I'm a regular registered user, but which require you to like them on FB to go into a draw, or to enter, with no other way of entering.