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Hi there
I avoid "Farcebook" like the plague.
Also I HATE it if you are in a restaurant and you see mobile phones visible on tables etc.
If you are out with people surely even the site of a moble is enough to make you think "The other person's mind is not 100% with ine group he / she is with" -- they are still thinking about "Virtual friends" on Farcebook or twats on twitter etc etc).
Some of these services *just might* be valuable in News / evidence collecting / protection from an overbearing state using "State security" as a catch all reason for curtailing civil liberties but most of the time these type of services are just 100% pure bovine scatology.
Even Email is now getting to the point of being more a nuisance than a help any more.
Cheers
jimbo
Nah, they are professionals and need thousands of them a month to stay afloat. Their bots sending chain letters work faster than I ever could.
Dropbox asks emails and sends to these emails an invite to join dropbox, if the person accepted, I got more free space. Other things offer similar discounts for every "friend" you bring them.
Having a stockpile of emails is thus useful.
Jimbo I agree about seeing cell phones. The hard part is finding a person, over 10 years old, who doesn't have one. Crap, my 6 and 9 year old grandkids each have one, not due to my wishes though.
If there is no other reason to join facebook than to read the dumb things people post, it is worth it.
#Stupidpeople
I've found Facebook and Twitter really useful for talking to people who I haven't seen for ages, or haven't got their phone number. I use Facebook to arrange things with friends and upload photos of friends and family, so it does have it's uses.