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Originally Posted by Silas Loki
One can draw so many (probably incorrect) conclusions from the exodus. But it also makes you wonder what those companies, who were previously supporters, gained from that support.
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At one point, quite a bit, especially pre-FB. However, I suspect even the FB thing will run its course soon enough as well as it's turned into quite the aggressive place. Every other day, I have to add a troll or two to my block list. I don't post or frequent FB nearly as much as I used to. I'm hoping that by the time my kids are teenagers, they'll come to view Facebook as a place for old people with old ideas with a limited capacity for personal insight and growth.
Facebook isn't a good fit for people with an axe to grind or for those generally uninterested in or incapable of being accountable for the things they say and do. Facebook rarely fails to show many angry and depressed people there are in this world. While I'm thankful I can typically see it, I'm not thankful that I can't typically step out its way in time.
Also, the major prob with FB is that just about every conversation gets drowned out by the endless feed of so many other things. At least on SF, things are still easily found.
